Clean up installation instructions.

README

@@ -9,28 +9,32 @@ Fetch the source code with Git:
 
   git clone https://[email protected]/ahorn/android-rss.git
 
-To reference this library project from within your Android application,
+Alternatively, you can download the sources from github.com/ahorn.
+
+To reference the downloaded library from within your Android mobile app,
 navigate to the <sdk>/tools/ directory and use the following command:
 
   android update project \
     --target <target_ID> \
     --path path/to/your/project \
     --library path/to/android-rss
 
-See also Troubleshooting section below.
-
 This command appends to the "default.properties" file in your Android
 project a new "android.library.reference" property. The value of this
 new property should be the relative path to the directory which you
-created when you fetched the Android RSS library source code with Git.
+created when you fetched the Android RSS library source code.
 
-The library is compiled by the Android build framework when you build
-the mobile app which was specified in the --path argument above.
+Henceforth, android-rss is compiled when ant builds the app which was
+specified in the --path argument above.
 
-If you are using Git for your mobile app, then upstream changes to the
-RSS library could be pulled in with Git's merge-subtree feature [1].
+However, Eclipse does not work using this method because it does not
+reference anything that is not an Eclipse project. When you try to
+transform android-rss into an Eclipse project you encounter errors
+due to the testing directory. To fix these, you have to change the 
+source directory by editing the .classpath file to set "/src/main/java"
+as the source folder.
 
-[1] http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/howto/using-merge-subtree.html
+For additional questions, see also the Troubleshooting section below.
 
 == Troubleshooting ==