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README.md

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 The most frequently-used scripts are invoked as follows:
 
-update-index.sh
+* update-index.sh
 
   Check the configured directories for added/deleted/changed files and
   update the database.
 
-prepare-disc.sh -br
+* prepare-disc.sh -br
 
   Select files for backup and create an ISO image.  The options shown in the 
   example create a single-layer BD-R image with 20% of the available space
@@ -86,12 +86,12 @@ prepare-disc.sh -br
   A copy of the database is included on every disc; the database is needed
   for file recovery, as it tells us which files are on which discs.
   
-burn-disc.sh backup_1.iso
+* burn-disc.sh backup_1.iso
 
   Burn an image to disc, and then read it back in to check that it was
   burned without error.
 
-progress.sh
+* progress.sh
 
   Estimate the number of discs needed to complete archiving.  (It's hard-
   coded to assume you're backing up to single-layer BD-R with 20% error
@@ -100,21 +100,21 @@ progress.sh
 
 Some less-frequently-used scripts:
 
-backup-schema.sh
+* backup-schema.sh
 
   Back up the database schema to a local file.  This is mostly for
   development use, if the schema changes.
 
-backup-database.sh
+* backup-database.sh
 
   Back up the database schema and contents to a file, and use that to
   replicate the database on another (presumably remote) MySQL server. 
   Before I started writing the database to each disc, this was how I made 
   sure I had an offsite backup of the database.
 
-rebuild.sh
-restore.sh
-wait-on-drive.sh
+* rebuild.sh
+* restore.sh
+* wait-on-drive.sh
 
   These are mainly of use when restoring files from the archive.  You could
   just copy all files from all discs in sequence, but that would end up