Better README and removed manual permissions section

Author: PaaaulZ

README.md

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 # Windows Photo Viewer Patcher
-
 ## Patch "Out of memory" exception when opening images containing an unknown color profile
 
 Tested on: 
@@ -9,27 +8,22 @@ Windows 10 Pro Version 1903 Build 18362.356
 Windows 10 Version 22H2 Build 19045.2486
 Windows 11 Pro 10.0.22000 build 22000
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-# Why?
 
-Why not?
-Windows Photo Viewer is EOL but i like it and a lot of people still use it. Besides, on like a fresh install of Windows 7 you have nothing else to open images (except Paint).
+### Why?
 
-# Before you start
+Why not?
+Windows Photo Viewer is EOL but i like it and a lot of people still use it. Besides, on a fresh install of Windows 7 you have nothing else to open images (except Paint).
 
-To patch the dll or replace it you'll have to give yourself full permissions to the file and folder.
+### Before you start
 
-1) Take ownership of ImagingEngine.dll.
-2) Give your user "Complete access" permissions to ImagingEngine.dll.
-3) Copy ImagingEngine.dll to a folder you have full access to (Desktop for example).
-4) Patch the dll.
-5) Copy back the dll.
+The DLL we need to patch (ImagingEngine.dll) is usually located in ```"C:\Program Files\Windows Photo Viewer\"``` or ```"C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Photo Viewer\"```.
+I suggest patching both the x86 and x64 dll, most of the times Windows uses the x86 one even if you are in a x64 environment
 
-I suggest patching both the x86 and x64 dll, most of the times Windows uses the x86 one even if you are in a x64 environment.
-Sometimes the antivirus may flag the .exe but it's a false positive, please add it to the exclusions list. 
+Note that sometimes the antivirus may flag the .exe but it's a false positive and you can safely add it to the exclusions list. 
 
-# How does it work?
+### How does it work?
 
-When the image contains an unknown icc profile Windows Photo Viewer tries to perform color mapping by calling **CreateMultiProfileTransform** but fails. We can patch the check to ignore the invalid icc profile.
+When the image contains an unknown icc profile Windows Photo Viewer tries to perform color mapping by calling **CreateMultiProfileTransform** but fails, we can patch the check to ignore the invalid icc profile and move on.
 What happens if we ignore the invalid profile? Does it use the default one? I really don't know, I only know it starts working.
 
 The function flow looks like this:
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 Changing the check from JNE to JMP opens the image correctly. Ignoring exceptions maybe but do we care? I think not.
 
-# Wanna make your own patch?
+### Wanna make your own patch?
 
 1) Open PhotoViewer. ```rundll32.exe [path to PhotoViewer.dll],ImageView_Fullscreen [path to image]```
 
@@ -57,10 +51,8 @@ Changing the check from JNE to JMP opens the image correctly. Ignoring exception
 4) Search for an intermodular call to **CreateMultiProfileTransform**
 5) Change the **JNE** to **JMP**
 
-# Alternative method (patch the single image instead of the software)
-
-You can edit the image with an hex editor like HxD and "corrupt the profile indication".
+### Alternative method (patch the single image instead of the software)
 
+You can edit the image with an hex editor like HxD and corrupt the color profile indication.
 Search for the string **ICC_PROFILE** and just change a random letter (for example make it ICC_aROFILE).
-
-You can now normally open the image on every computer without needing the patch
+You can now normally open the image on every computer without needing the patch