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@@ -47,8 +47,12 @@ Reads an _unsigned long_ (unsigned 32 bit value) from a specific location on a p
 Reads a _long_ (signed 32 bit value) from a specific location on a page. Takes the page number (0-maxPage) and offset of the long within page (0-255) as arguments.
 ###### readFloat(page_number, offset)
 Reads a _float_ (decimal value) from a specific location on a page. Takes the page number (0-maxPage) and offset of the float within page (0-255) as arguments.
+###### readStr(page_number, offset, data)
+Reads a _String_ (String Object) from a specific location on a page to the supplied String object. Takes the page number (0-maxPage), the offset of the String within page (0-255) and a String to save the data into, as arguments.
 ###### readPage(page_number, *data_buffer)
 Reads a page worth of data into a data buffer array for further use. ```uint8_t data_buffer[256];``` The data buffer **must** be an array of 256 bytes.
+###### ReadAnything(page_number, offset, value)
+Reads _any type of variable/struct_ (any sized value) from a specific location on a page. Takes the page number (0-maxPage), the offset of the data within page (0-255) and the variable/struct to save the data into, as arguments.
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 ##### Write commands
 All write commands take a boolean last argument 'errorCheck'. This argument defaults to TRUE, but when set to FALSE will more than double the writing speed. This however comes at the cost of checking for writing errors. Use with care.
@@ -71,7 +75,7 @@ Writes a _string_ (String Object) to a specific location on a page. Takes the pa
 ###### writePage(page_number, *data_buffer)
 Writes a page worth of data into a data buffer array for further use. ```uint8_t data_buffer[256];``` The data buffer **must** be an array of 256 bytes.
 ###### writeAnything(page_number, offset, value)
-Writes _any type of variable/struct_ (any sized value) from a specific location on a page. Takes the page number (0-maxPage), the offset of the data within page (0-255) and the variable/struct to write the data from, as arguments.
+Writes _any type of variable/struct_ (any sized value) to a specific location on a page. Takes the page number (0-maxPage), the offset of the data within page (0-255) and the variable/struct to write the data from, as arguments.
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 ##### Continuous read/write commands
 ###### readBytes(page_number, offset, *data_buffer)
@@ -102,7 +106,7 @@ Resumes previously suspended Block Erase/Sector Erase/Page Program.
 ###### powerDown()
 Puts device in low power state. Useful for battery powered operations. Typical current consumption during power-down is 1mA with a maximum of 5mA. (Datasheet 7.4). In powerDown() the chip will only respond to powerUp()
 ###### powerUp()
-//Wakes chip from low power state.
+Wakes chip from low power state.
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 ##### printPage(page_number, outputType)
 Reads a page worth of data into a data buffer array for further useand prints to a Serial stream at 115200 baud by default. (The baudrate can be changed by calling ```Serial.begin()``` at a different baudrate in ``` void setup()```)Setting an outputType of 1 enables output in hexadecimal while an outputType of 2 enables output in decimal, CSV - over Serial.