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 ## Installation
 
-
-### currently
-
-Do this (don't be concerned with the messages).  Copy and paste into the REPL:
-```julia
-julia> using Pkg
-julia> Pkg.rm("Nemo"); Pkg.rm("Nemo"); # twice
-julia> Pkg.clone("https://github.com/wbhart/Nemo.jl.git");
-julia> Pkg.build("Nemo");
-julia> Pkg.add("ArbNumerics");
-julia> using ArbNumerics
-julia> exit()
-```
-There will commence much activity (getting source codes over the internet and compiling them takes time).  If you are doing this before Nemo.jl has a v0.7 release, you may see warnings.  _That is OK!_.
-
-
-#### to be implemented
-
 ```julia
 pkg> rm ArbNumerics
 pkg> add ArbNumerics
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 Reading the sections that follow gives you a good platform from which to develop.
 
+- consider adding `Readables.jl` and `using ArbNumerics, Readables`
+
 ## Constructors
 
 Initially, the default precision is set to 106 bits.  All ArbReal types use the same default precision. You can change this to e.g. 750 bits: `setprecision(ArbFloat, 750)` or `setprecision(ArbReal, 750)`. While you may use whatever precision you like, the underlying C library is optimized for precisions <= 4_000 bits (roughly).