Add listapp explanation

README.md

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 # factual-rules-generator
 
-Factual-rules-generator is an open source project which aims to generate yara rules about installed software on a machine
+Factual-rules-generator is an open source project which aims to generate yara rules about installed software on a machine.
 
 
 
@@ -26,19 +26,31 @@ If scripts are run under a Windows machine, some tools are required:
 ## Install
 
 - Install all python dependencies find in requirements.txt
+
 - Install a Windows VM
-    - Install chocolatey on windows vm: https://docs.chocolatey.org/en-us/choco/setup
+    - Install chocolatey on Windows VM: https://docs.chocolatey.org/en-us/choco/setup
+
 - If use a Linux VM, install it
     - put `bin/OnLinux/get_Fls_Strings.py` in Linux VM and the script need to be run on startup
+
 - Complete `etc/allVariables.py`
-- Add ip adress of the server and share folder in `bin/OnWindows/client.py` at specific lines
+
+- Add IP adress of the server and share folder in `bin/OnWindows/client.py` at specific lines
+
 - Change `bin/OnWindows/client.py` in an exe and put in startup folder
 
+
+
+In `test/` some example of software to install is give, it's use a specific format : 
+
+- First, there's the name of the packages to install using choclatey (https://community.chocolatey.org/packages) before `:`
+- Second, after `:` there's the name of the exe to extract and run it (without extension).
+
 
 
 ## Run 
 
-`bin/server.py` is the first script to run and `bin/Generator.py` is the second and the last
+`bin/server.py` is the first script to run and `bin/Generator.py` is the second and the last.