README.md in nora-0.3 vs README.md in nora-0.4

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@@ -24,15 +24,10 @@ the username and password that are set automatically in config variables. 4. Copy the [`examples/nora_configuration.json`](https://github.com/panorama-ed/nora/blob/master/examples/nora_configuration.json) file from this repo into the folder from which you intend to run the `nora` program. Edit the file to include the names and email addresses you want, your SendGrid credentials, and any other changes you like. -5. While logged in to Google Calendar (as the user you intend to run NORA as, -which is most likely yourself), use the "Add a friend's/coworker's calendar" -box to add the calendars for everyone you added to your -`nora_configuration.json` file. *Note that this step may not be necessary but -not doing it can occasionally cause people to get skipped when scheduling.* ## Usage Once you've gone through the installation steps above, you can schedule meetings by running this command in your shell/terminal/console from the directory that @@ -53,21 +48,19 @@ together often. #### Adding/Removing People To add someone for future scheduling, simply add their name and email address -to `nora_configuration.json`, and add them to your Google Calendar as you did in -installation step 5. +to `nora_configuration.json`. To remove someone, just remove them from `nora_configuration.json`. ## Troubleshooting #### NORA isn't scheduling someone! Make sure that they're in the `nora_configuration.json` file with the correct -email address, and that you've also added their email to the Google Calendar of -the user running NORA (see installation step 5). +email address. #### NORA is scheduling events at the same time as full-day events! Unfortunately this is due to a bug in how Google Calendar calculates when someone is "busy." See