README in dryml-1.3.0 vs README in dryml-1.3.1

- old
+ new
@@ -7,27 +7,31 @@
 (Which would be a bug, so please send test cases).
 
 DRYML was created for the Hobo project, but this is an extraction from
 that project and can be used separately.
 
-# How to use with Rails but without Hobo
+# How to use with Rails 3 but without Hobo
 
-- install both HoboSupport and Dryml as a plugin or gem
+- Declare the Dryml gem in your `Gemfile` 
+    
+    gem 'dryml'
 
-- create an `application.dryml`
+- Then update your bundle
 
+    $ bundle install
+
+- Create an `application.dryml`
+
     $ mkdir app/views/taglibs
     $ touch app/views/taglibs/application.dryml
 
-- create `config/initializers/dryml.rb`
+Now you can use templates that end in ".dryml" or ".html.dryml".  Controller 
+layouts will still be rendered and will enclose your templates, but you can 
+disable them if you wish in your ApplicationController:
 
-    require 'dryml'
-    require 'dryml/template'
-    require 'dryml/dryml_generator'
-    Dryml.enable
-
-Now you can use templates that end in ".dryml".  Such templates will
-ignore layouts.
+    class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base
+      layout nil
+    end
 
 # How to use outside of Rails
 
     Dryml.render("<html><%= this %></html>", {:this => something})
 