README.rdoc in adzap-ar_mailer-2.0.2 vs README.rdoc in adzap-ar_mailer-2.1.0

@@ -52,27 +52,29 @@
 
 Go to your Rails project:
 
   $ cd your_rails_project
 
-Create a new migration:
+Create the migration and model:
 
-  $ ar_sendmail --create-migration
+This shows the options which are only the model name, which defaults to Email
 
-You'll need to redirect this into a file.  If you want a different name
-provide the --table-name option.
+  ./script/generate ar_mailer -h
 
-Create a new model:
+Then run with defaults
 
-  $ ar_sendmail --create-model
+  ./script/generate ar_mailer
 
-You'll need to redirect this into a file.  If you want a different name
-provide the --table-name option.
+Or specify a custom model name
 
-You'll need to be sure to set the From address for your emails.  Something
-like:
+  ./script/generate ar_mailer Newsletter
 
+See Alternate Mail Storage if you use a custom model name
+
+In your mailer class methods you must be sure to set the From address for your emails.
+Something like:
+
   def list_send(recipient)
     from '[e-mail]'
     # ...
 
 Edit config/environments/production.rb and set the delivery method:
@@ -99,11 +101,14 @@
 
 See <tt>ar_sendmail -h</tt> for full details.
 
 === Alternate Mail Storage
 
-If you want to set the ActiveRecord model that emails will be stored in,
-see ActionMailer::Base.email_class=
+By default ar_mailer assumes you are using an ActiveRecord model called
+Email to store the emails created before sending. If you want to change
+this you alter it in an intializer like so:
+
+  ActionMailer::Base.email_class = Newsletter
 
 === A Word on TLS
 
 If you are using Ruby >= 1.8.7, TLS will be enabled automatically if your
 SMTP server supports it. If you do not want it to automatically enabled then