README.rdoc in install_theme-0.6.2 vs README.rdoc in install_theme-0.7.0

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 == USAGE:
 
 Simple case:
 
-    install_theme path/to/template path/to/rails_app content_path
+    install_theme path/to/rails_app path/to/template content_path
 
 Replace some DOM content with <%= yield :some_label %> with --partial:
 
-    install_theme path/to/app path/to/rails_app #content_box \
+    install_theme path/to/rails_app path/to/template #content_box \
       --partial "header:#header h2" \
       --partial sidebar:#sidebar"
 
+NOTE: The order of the first two arguments has been reversed since the original
+public release. This is in preparation for path/to/template to be optional.
+
+Similarly, in 0.7.0 the content_path argument is optional after the first time
+you install a specific theme (see 'Theme Reuse' section).
+
 === Haml Support:
 
 If your application has Haml installed, the template/theme is automatically converted
 to Haml, and the css files converted to Sass. 
 
 Alternately, you can pass the flag --haml to force it.
 
 Or pass the flag --erb to force erb template generation.
+
+=== Theme Reuse:
+
+Once you have installed a theme into an application once, that theme remembers the content path
+and partials you selected. You won't have to type them again.
+
+That is, after running the `install_theme` command above, you could apply the same theme
+to another Rails app using just:
+
+    install_theme path/to/app path/to/another_rails_app
+
+The defaults for each theme are stored in a file `install_theme.yml`.
 
 == INSTALL:
 
 install_theme is distributed as a RubyGem, which installs the command line app automatically:
 
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