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@@ -7,47 +7,47 @@ A robust compose key for Windows, written by Sam Hocevar.
 
 It allows to easily write characters such as **é ž à ō û ø ☺ ¤
 ∅ « ♯ ⸘ Ⓚ ㊷ ♪ ♬** using short and often very intuitive key
-combinations. For instance, **ö** is obtained using **o** and **"**, and
-**♥** is obtained using **<** and **3**.
+combinations. For instance, **ö** is obtained using <kbd>o</kbd> and <kbd>"</kbd>, and
+**♥** is obtained using <kbd>&lt;</kbd> and <kbd>3</kbd>.
 
 Download
 --------
 
-Latest release: [WinCompose-Setup-0.6.2.exe](/bin/WinCompose-Setup-0.6.2.exe)
+Latest release: [WinCompose-Setup-0.6.2.exe](https://github.com/samhocevar/wincompose/releases/download/v0.6.2/WinCompose-Setup-0.6.2.exe)
 
 Quick start
 -----------
 
 After installation, WinCompose should appear in the System Tray;
 otherwise, launch it manually.
 
-Press and release the **Right Alt** key to initiate a compose sequence; the
+Press and release the <kbd>Right Alt</kbd> key to initiate a compose sequence; the
 icon should change to indicate a compose sequence is in progress.
 
-Then type in the keys for a compose sequence, such as **A** then **E** for **Æ**:
+Then type in the keys for a compose sequence, such as <kbd>A</kbd> then <kbd>E</kbd> for **Æ**:
 
 ![Quick Launch](/web/shot1.png)
 
-If **Right Alt** is not suitable for you, right click on the tray icon to
+If <kbd>Right Alt</kbd> is not suitable for you, right click on the tray icon to
 choose another key.
 
 Examples
 --------
 
 Compose rules are supposed to be intuitive. Here are some examples:
 
- - `` ` `` `a` → `à`
- - `'` `e` → `é`
- - `^` `i` → `î`
- - `~` `n` → `ñ`
- - `/` `o` → `ø`
- - `"` `u` → `ü`
- - `o` `c` → `©`
- - `+` `-` → `±`
- - `:` `-` → `÷`
- - `(` `7` `)` → `⑦`
- - `C` `C` `C` `P` → `☭`
- - `<` `3` → `♥`
+ - <kbd>\`</kbd> <kbd>a</kbd> → **à**
+ - <kbd>'</kbd> <kbd>e</kbd> → **é**
+ - <kbd>^</kbd> <kbd>i</kbd> → **î**
+ - <kbd>~</kbd> <kbd>n</kbd> → **ñ**
+ - <kbd>/</kbd> <kbd>o</kbd> → **ø**
+ - <kbd>"</kbd> <kbd>u</kbd> → **ü**
+ - <kbd>o</kbd> <kbd>c</kbd> → **©**
+ - <kbd>+</kbd> <kbd>-</kbd> → **±**
+ - <kbd>:</kbd> <kbd>-</kbd> → **÷**
+ - <kbd>(</kbd> <kbd>7</kbd> <kbd>)</kbd> → **⑦**
+ - <kbd>C</kbd> <kbd>C</kbd> <kbd>C</kbd> <kbd>P</kbd> → **☭**
+ - <kbd>&lt;</kbd> <kbd>3</kbd> → **♥**
 
 The full list of rules can be found by clicking on the WinCompose system tray
 icon or using the “Show Sequences…” menu entry:
@@ -65,11 +65,11 @@ WinCompose supports the standard Compose file format. It provides more than
 rules by creating a file named `.XCompose` or `.XCompose.txt` in your
 `%USERPROFILE%` directory.
 
-WinCompose supports rules of more than 2 characters such as **( 3 )**
+WinCompose supports rules of more than 2 characters such as <kbd>(</kbd> <kbd>3</kbd> <kbd>)</kbd>
 for **③**.
 
-WinCompose supports early exits. For instance, **Compose &** will
-immediately type **&** because there is currently no rule starting with **&**.
+WinCompose supports early exits. For instance, <kbd>Compose</kbd> <kbd>&</kbd> will
+immediately type **&** because there is currently no rule starting with <kbd>&</kbd>.
 
 WinCompose does not emit unnecessary keystrokes, such as a backspace keystroke
 to erase the composing characters. Only the final character is sent to the
@@ -86,72 +86,6 @@ WinCompose is known to misbehave in the following situations:
 Most of these issues are actually bugs in the AutoHotKey software upon which
 WinCompose is based.
 
-Please report bugs to Sam Hocevar <sam@hocevar.net>
-
-News
-----
-
-News for version 0.6.2 (17 April 2014)
- - Fix grave performance issues by using a modified version of AutoHotKey.
-
-News for version 0.6.1 (14 April 2014)
- - Fix issues with the save files.
- - Czech translation.
-
-News for version 0.6.0 (8 April 2014)
- - More than 600 new compose rules from the dotXcompose project.
- - The sequence window is now a lot more usable and appealing.
-
-News for version 0.5.0 (3 April 2014)
- - Support for custom compose rules in `%userprofile%/.XCompose.txt`.
- - Using Alt as the compose key does not disable Alt-Tab, and other
-   similar fixes.
- - Keeping the compose key pressed no longer causes the icon to flicker.
-
-News for version 0.4.6 (26 February 2014)
- - Internationalisation support.
- - The key timeout can be entirely disabled.
- - Unicode characters in the sequence window can be copied to the clipboard.
-
-News for version 0.4.5 (13 September 2013)
- - Support for numeric keypad keys.
- - Bugfix for pure ASCII compose sequences.
- - Cosmetic UI fixes.
-
-News for version 0.4.4 (2 September 2013)
- - Support for Unicode codepoints above U+FFFF.
-
-News for version 0.4.3 (23 August 2013)
- - Support for 32-bit Windows.
- - Support for the X-Chat IRC client.
-
-News for version 0.4.2 (11 June 2013)
- - Better support for GTK+ applications such as Pidgin.
- - Minor GUI fixes.
-
-News for version 0.4.1 (6 May 2013)
- - “Menu”, “Escape” and “Backtick” can now act as compose
-   keys, too.
- - Improved the filtering logic.
- - Allow to choose the timeout delay from the context menu.
-
-News for version 0.4.0 (4 May 2013)
- - “Pause” and “Scroll Lock” can now act as compose keys, too.
- - It is possible to filter sequences by keyword
- - The sequence window can be resized and is displayed with a simple
-   click on the systray icon.
- - Cosmetic fixes in the GUI.
-
-News for version 0.3.0 (26 April 2013)
- - The key used for composing is now customisable.
-
-News for version 0.2.0 (24 April 2013)
- - Highly improved compatibility with games.
- - “Typing” and “Disabled” icons are now more easily told apart.
-
-News for version 0.1.1 (23 April 2013)
- - Admin privileges are no longer required to start WinCompose at startup.
-
-News for version 0.1 (22 April 2013)
- - Initial release.
+Please report bugs to Sam Hocevar <sam@hocevar.net> or to the [GitHub issue
+tracker](https://github.com/samhocevar/wincompose/issues).