MANUAL.md in ayadn-1.0.0 vs MANUAL.md in ayadn-1.0.1

@@ -166,10 +166,12 @@
 
 All Ayadn files and folders are created in your 'home' folder. 
 
 On Mac OS X, it looks like this:
 
+	/Users/ericdke/ayadn/
+	├── accounts.db
 	/Users/ericdke/ayadn/ericd
 	├── auth
 	│   └── token
 	├── backup
 	├── config
@@ -192,10 +194,12 @@
 
 Each authorized account has its set of folders and databases.
 
 This is also the repository of the configuration file, `config.yml`. 
 
-Although there's the `set` command in Ayadn to configure most parameters, you can also edit the file manually. If anything goes wrong, simply delete `config.yml` and Ayadn will re-create one with default values.
+Although there's the `set` command in Ayadn to configure most parameters, you can of course edit the file manually.
+
+If you're not sure if your config file is up to date or properly filled and you want to benefit from the new options in Ayadn, run `ayadn set defaults` and it will create a brand new file with optimal values.
 
 
 # HOW-TO
 
 Note: options are only described once in this manual (in the first example, for 'timeline').