README.md in jruby-warck-1.2.2 vs README.md in jruby-warck-1.2.3

@@ -14,11 +14,11 @@
 
 ### Basic
 
   1. change directory to the root of your application
   2. run "rake assets:precompile" if you've a Rails application.
-  3. run "warck package[war_name]" (If you need to compile the source code, use "warck package_compiled [war_name]" instead)
-  4. You can now deploy the resulting jar in a servlet container or run in standalone mode, i.e, java -jar [war_name].
+  3. run "warck package[war_name]" (If you need to compile the source code, use "warck package_compiled[war_name]" instead)
+  4. You can now deploy the resulting jar in a servlet container or run in standalone mode, i.e, java -jar [war_name].war
 
 ### Customizing what gets in the .war
 
 
 When packaging, jruby-warck will include all .rb files in the web archive.