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README.md

@@ -239,19 +239,15 @@ For each directory processed, *Sortdir* performs the following steps:
     resource fork.  The number of blocks belonging to each entry displayed,
     followed by `[ OK ]` if no errors were found.  If errors were found
     they are printed out below the directory entry in question.
-  - If sorting was requested, the sorted directory is displayed. This second
-    listing will reflect any filename case conversions or time/date format
-    conversions.  For each file the type, filename, number of blocks, EOF
-    position in bytes and date time are displayed.  Normally the modification
-    date/time is shown, but this may be switched to the creation time if the
-    `-c` command line option is used. This listing also allows the on-disk
-    format of the date/time fields to be determined as follows: the new-style
-    ProDOS 2.5+ format is indentied by showing an asterisk to the right of the
-    date/time.
+  - If sorting was requested, each of the sort stages is shown as the sort
+	option letter in square brackets.  For example `[n] [d]` sort by name, 
+	the sort directories to the top.
   - If writing to disk is enabled then a message is shown confirming the
     updated directory has been written back to disk.  If writing to disk is
     not enabled, which is the default, a warning message is displayed.
 
+![](/Screenshots/Running-2.png)
+
 ### Directory Check and Repair
 
 *Sortdir* performs raw block I/O and implements its own logic for walking