README.md in doc_raptor-0.1.4 vs README.md in doc_raptor-0.1.5

@@ -34,12 +34,15 @@
       #file is a tempfile holding the response body
       #reponse is the HTTParty response object
     end 
 
 To get the status of an async request, you can call:
-   DocRaptor.status             # uses the id of the most recently created async job
-   DocRaptor.status(status_id)  # query some other async job and make it the "active" async job for the DocRaptor class
+  
+    # uses the id of the most recently created async job
+    DocRaptor.status
+    # query some other async job and make it the "active" async job for the DocRaptor class
+    DocRaptor.status(status_id)
 
 status_id is the value returned from DocRaptor.create when :async is true.  If you have 
 just created a document, status_id defaults to the last status_id received from DocRaptor.
 This will return a hash containing, at the very least, a key of "status" with a value of 
 one of the following: { "completed", "failed", "killed", "queued", "working" }.  If the 
@@ -55,11 +58,14 @@
 for the failure to generate your document.
 
 To download an async document, you can visit the URL (download_url) provided via the status 
 function or you can call:
 
-   DocRaptor.download                # uses the key of the most recently checked async job which is complete
-   DocRaptor.download(download_key)  # use some other complete doc's download key
+    # uses the key of the most recently checked async job which is complete
+    DocRaptor.download
+    # use some other complete doc's download key
+    DocRaptor.download(download_key)
+
 
 download_key is the value from the status hash of a call to DocRaptor.status of a 
 completed job.  If you have just checked the status of a document and it is completed, 
 download_key defaults to that of the document you just checked.  The download function 
 works like DocRaptor.create in that you get back either an HTTParty response object or