fix zip path and add screenshots in Readme

README.md

@@ -3,44 +3,40 @@ DjVuMaker Plugin for Calibre
 This plugin adds DJVU output conversion for Postscript documents (*.pdf, .ps).
 Files can be converted through a GUI menu and optionally as FileType hook for automatically converting imports of all Postscript documents.
 
-[Screenshot of GUI Menu & Job log]
+![GUI menu](/screenshot_menu.png?raw=true)
+![Job log](/screenshot_job.png?raw=true)
 
 DjVU files are best for rendering large image-based documents (100+ pg. black-and-white-scaned archive-books) on markup-ebook readers with sub-300MiB memory and sub-2GiB storage capacities.  
 The community-made Kindle readers kindlepdfviewer & koreader support DjVu files and can deliver noticable speed increase over PDF originals of such documents.  
 Some massive 1000+ page books can only be read unsplit on these devices in DjVu format.  
 
 PDF is still better for vector/markup based "ebooks" so this plugin will not try to convert documents it detects having less than 1 raster image per page.  
 
-Under the Hood
----
-There are a few implementations of DjVU tools in the wild, but the fastest and most robust free one is the DjVuLibre suite and its Ghostscript plugin "GsDjvu".  
-GsDjvu was witlessly licensed by AT&T with a "free" but GPL-incompatible license which makes pre-compiled packages impossible to publically distribute.  
-Therefore both packages must be built by the user in a complicated procedure, which the plugin tries to facilitate when installed into Calibre.  
-
 Installation
 ---
-* Right click the preferences button in calibre, select get new plugins, scroll down the list and choose the DjVuMaker plugin to install
-[screenshot]
-* Or, download the zip and install it from the shell 
-```bash
-wget github.com/kfix/calibre_plugin_djvumaker/master/zipfile
-calibre-customize -b master.zip
-```
-* Or++, clone this repo and install from source 
-```bash
-git clone github.com/kfix/calibre-plugin-djvumaker
+1. Right click the preferences button in calibre, select get new plugins, scroll down the list and choose the DjVuMaker plugin to install
+   * Or, download the zip and install it from the shell  
+```wget https://github.com/kfix/calibre_plugin_djvumaker/archive/master.zip  
+
+calibre-customize -b master.zip```
+   * Or++, clone this repo and install from source  
+```git clone github.com/kfix/calibre-plugin-djvumaker 
+ 
 cd calibre-plugin-djvumaker
-./__init__.py
-```
-
-* [Required] Build the conversion programs  
-```calibre-debug -R djvumaker install_deps```
-**Only works on OSX for now**
 
-* [Optional] run a test conversion out-of-GUI against the included PDF. Press CTRL-C to exit.  
+./__init__.py```
+2. [Required] Build the conversion programs (**fixme: works only on OSX**)  
+```calibre-debug -R djvumaker install_deps``` 
+3. [Optional] run a test conversion out-of-GUI against the included PDF.  
 ```calibre-debug -R djvumaker test.pdf```
+4. (Re)start Calibre and start converting your PDF books!  
+
+Under the Hood
+---
+There are a few implementations of DjVU tools in the wild, but the fastest and most robust free one is the DjVuLibre suite and its Ghostscript plugin "GsDjvu".  
+GsDjvu was witlessly licensed by AT&T with a "free" but GPL-incompatible license which makes pre-compiled packages impossible to publically distribute.  
+Therefore both packages must be built by the user in a complicated procedure, which the plugin tries to facilitate when installed into Calibre.  
 
-* (Re)start Calibre and start converting your PDF books!  
 
 Q: Why not write a "standard" Conversion Plugin for DjVU?
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