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 [[[ SYNOPSIS ]]]
 
- pfaltgall [options] <configuration file path>
+ pfaltgall [options] <configuration file path> <output file path>
 
 [[[ DESCRIPTION ]]]
 
- This is pfaltgall v0.1, a CLI PHP script that can generate an html file with
-a gallery from your Pixelfed profile.
- In order to create it, you just need to login to your Pixelfed account and
-get an app token (Settings -> Applications -> Create new token), then create
-a configuration file for pfaltgall like this (don’t write the «---» lines):
+ This is pfaltgall v0.2, a CLI PHP script that can generate an html file with
+a gallery from your Pixelfed profile. The gallery loads each image
+dynamically, displays it using almost all the available screen space and lets
+you jump right from the start to any point in the timeline. It also preserves
+each post’s text content and any possible image description (alt-text).
+ In order to create the html gallery file, you just need to login to your
+Pixelfed account and get an app token (Settings -> Applications -> Create new
+token), then create a configuration file for pfaltgall like this (don’t write
+the «---» lines):
 
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 host=your_instance_host
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 token=as7f8a7s0d89f7as97df09a8s7d90f81jkl2h34lkj12h3jkl4
 ---
 
- Then run pfaltgall with the path of the configuration file you have
-created. This will create an «index.html» file that will be ready to be put
-where you want (you can also see it locally, obviously).
+ Then run pfaltgall with the path of the configuration file you have created
+and the path of an output file as arguments (if the output file exists, it
+will be overwritten) - e.g.: «pfaltgall goofy@pixelfed.social.conf index.html».
+ This will create an html file that will be ready to be put where you want
+(you’ll also be able to see it locally, obviously).
 
 [[[ OPTIONS ]]]