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 COMPILING
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-Compiling FMS requires CMake, pthreads and iconv if you want to do charset
-conversion.  Other required libraries are bundled with FMS.
+Compiling FMS requires CMake, Poco ( version >=1.2.9 ) and iconv if you want to
+do charset conversion.  Other required libraries are bundled with FMS.
 
 To compile, run these commands from the source directory:
 cmake -D I_HAVE_READ_THE_README=ON .
@@ -30,9 +30,25 @@ sure the user that runs FMS has read/write access to this directory.
 
 RUNNING
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-You may run FMS in console mode by running the binary directly.  If you are
-running *nix and would like to run as a daemon, use the -d argument.  On
-Windows, -i will install FMS as a service, and -u will uninstall the service.
+You may run FMS in console mode by running the binary directly.  You can view
+available command line options by typing /help on Windows and --help on other
+platforms.  If you are running *nix and would like to run as a daemon, use the 
+--daemon argument.  On Windows, /registerService will install FMS as a service,
+and /unregisterService will uninstall the service.  Use the /displayName=name
+argument when installing the service to set the service name to whatever you
+want.  You will need to manually start the service unless you change the
+startup type in the service properties.
+
+If you are experiencing a problem with FMS that you can't solve, and you've
+already rebooted your machine, restarted FMS, and have reproduced the problem
+with a brand new database, follow these instructions.  Set the logging option
+to trace and restart FMS.  Create a post on the fms group that contains the
+operating system you are using, along with a description of the problem, what
+you have tried already, if you are using a precompiled binary, the startup
+lines from the log file as well as the portion that corresponds to the problem
+you are experiencing, and any other information you have that pertains to the
+problem.  Make sure to anonymize any IP addresses, host names, subnet masks,
+and keys from the log that you don't want people to know about.
 
 EXITING
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