Remove unnecessary file, update README for the last time

README.md

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 # CapsWitch 🧙‍♀️⬆️
-A simple and lightweight (13/78 KB) program that switches keyboard layout with the CapsLock key — just put it in the Startup folder and enjoy!
+A simple, lightweight (13/76 KB) and configurable program that switches keyboard layout with CapsLock key — just put it in Startup folder and enjoy!
 
-> **Note**:  Even though it's not necessary, for keyboard layout switching to work in programs running with administrator privileges, CapsWitch should be ran **with administrator privileges** as well. <br>This can be done, for example, [using Task Scheduler](https://youtu.be/jt1Eb-NaBeg). <br>It can also run **without privileges elevation**, however it will only work in other non-elevated programs.
+> **Note**: For keyboard layout switching to work in programs running with elevated privileges, CapsWitch should be ran **as administrator**. This can be done, for example, [using Task Scheduler](https://youtu.be/jt1Eb-NaBeg). <br>It runs fine **without privileges escalation** as well, however it will only work in non-elevated programs.
 
 
 ## Install it!
 Download an archive with the preferred version:
 
-+ [Windows 7–11 (x64)](https://github.com/1280px/CapsWitch/releases/download/m2.0/CapsWitch-64.zip)
-+ [Windows XP–? (x86)](https://github.com/1280px/CapsWitch/releases/download/m2.0/CapsWitch-XP.zip)
++ [Windows 7–11 (x64)](https://github.com/1280px/CapsWitch/releases/download/m2.1/CapsWitch-64.zip) (shortlink: https://t.ly/ZrzXY)
++ [Windows XP + (x86)](https://github.com/1280px/CapsWitch/releases/download/m2.1/CapsWitch-XP.zip) (shortlink: https://t.ly/M83hf)
 
-Then, upzip it wherever you want (e.g. in ```shell:startup``` or ```shell:common startup```, which are Startup&nbsp;folder locations for current&nbsp;user and all&nbsp;users respectively), double-click the .exe and you're done!
+Then, upzip it wherever you want (e.g. in ```shell:startup``` or ```shell:common startup```, which are Startup&nbsp;folder locations for current&nbsp;user and all&nbsp;users respectively), double-click the .exe and you're&nbsp;done!
 
 <details><summary><b><i>Building Information</i></b></summary>
 
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 ### For legacy systems
 1. Use Microsoft Visual Studio **2010 or newer** (I'm using VS2022)
 2. Install Platform Toolset with XP compilation support (the latest version is ```v141_xp```)
-3. Go to **Solution Explorer**, right click on CapsWitch and open **Properties**. Then, in ```PlatformToolset```, find the one you installed (e.g. ```Visual Studio 2017 - Windows XP (v141_xp)```) and select it.
+3. Go to **Solution Explorer**, right click on CapsWitch and open **Properties**. Then, in ```Platform Toolset```, find the one you installed (e.g. ```Visual Studio 2017 - Windows XP (v141_xp)```) and select it.
 4. In the same window, go to **C/C++ > Code Creation**, find ```Runtime Library``` and change it to ```/MT```
 5. Apply and compile for x86
 </details>
 
 
 ## Use it!
-The program works by emulating specific language switch key combination *(Alt+Shift by default, can be configured in settings)* whenever CapsLock key is pressed. The controls are:
+CapsWitch works by emulating a layout switch keystroke *(Alt+Shift by default)* whenever CapsLock key is pressed. <br>The controls are:
 
-+ **CapsLock** to change keyboard layout  
-+ **Shift+CapsLock / CapsLock+Shift** to toggle CapsLock state
-+ **Alt+CapsLock** to enable/disable *(disabled by default, can be re-enabled in settings)*
++ **CapsLock** to change keyboard layout
++ **LeftShift+CapsLock / CapsLock+LeftShift** to toggle Caps Lock state
++ **Alt+CapsLock** to toggle program activity *(disabled by default)*
 
 
 ## Configure it!
-CapsWitch allows some customization using .ini settings file. By default, it looks for ```CapsWitch.ini``` file in the same directory, however you can pass custom file path using agruments (e.g. ```.\CapsWitch.exe "C:\test.ini"```). The program can also work without .ini file, using built-in default values (which are just **1** for every option).
+CapsWitch allows some customization using .ini settings file. By default, it looks for ```CapsWitch.ini``` file in its working directory, however you can pass custom file path using agruments (i.e. ```.\CapsWitch.exe "C:\test.ini"```). The program can also work without .ini file, using built-in default values.
 
 *You can see more information about each option [in default .ini file](https://github.com/1280px/CapsWitch/blob/master/CapsWitch.ini).*