Deleted unused fonts and icons, updated README

.github/README.md

@@ -4,23 +4,27 @@ InCH
 
 ## Functionality
 ### System Resource Monitoring
-A main system resource gauge is provided to track CPU and RAM usage. CPU usage is computed as percentage of total clock time utilized by all processes other than the idle process, across all cores. RAM usage is computed as utilized physical memory.
+A main system resource gauge is provided to track CPU and RAM usage. CPU usage is computed as percentage 
+of total clock time utilized by all processes other than the idle process, across all cores. RAM usage is computed as utilized physical memory.
 
 ![system gauge](img/example_main.png)
 
-Disk net read-write throughput can be displayed instantaneously as well as over time in graphical format. Disk capacity is also shown. Up to two disks supported.
+Disk net read-write throughput can be displayed instantaneously as well as over time in graphical format. 
+Disk capacity is also shown. Up to two disks supported.
 
 ![drive monitor](img/example_drives.png)
 
-Network instantaneous up and down throughput, throughput over time as a graph, LAN IP, and WAN IP can be displayed. Cursor over LAN IP to reveal WAN IP.
+Network instantaneous up and down throughput, throughput over time as a graph, LAN IP, and WAN IP can be displayed. 
+Cursor over LAN IP to reveal WAN IP.
 
 ![network monitor](img/example_network.png)
 
 A skin that combines the network and drive monitors is also provided.
 
 ![combined network and drives](img/example_drivenet.png)
 
-A per-core CPU utilization and temperature monitor is provided, with histogram for tracking utilization over time. Also displays CPU clock frequency and voltage. Requires CoreTemp.
+A per-core CPU utilization and temperature monitor is provided, with histogram for tracking utilization over time. 
+Also displays CPU clock frequency and voltage. Requires CoreTemp.
 
 ![core temp monitor](img/example_coretemp.png)
 
@@ -48,7 +52,8 @@ A 10-band frequency visualizer with 7.1 input level monitor is also provided.
 
 ![surround visualizer](img/example_visualizer_71.gif)
 
-A media player controller is provided. This requires an active WebNowPlaying connection (through Spicetify or WNP's browser plugin). Volume control and shuffle/repeat buttons are clickable. Designed to work best with Spotify.
+A media player controller is provided. This requires an active WebNowPlaying connection (through Spicetify or WNP's browser plugin). 
+Volume control and shuffle/repeat buttons are clickable. Designed to work best with Spotify.
 
 ![media player](img/example_player.png)
 
@@ -57,13 +62,18 @@ A media player controller is provided. This requires an active WebNowPlaying con
 2. Download the latest .rmskin release from GitHub.
 3. Run through .rmskin file and follow Rainmeter's installation prompts.
 4. Install any optional dependencies desired:
-* WebNowPlaying - required for media player skin
-* Spicetify - required for WebNowPlaying to work with a Spotify desktop client
-* CoreTemp - required for CPU temperature and per-core utilization monitors
+* [WebNowPlaying](https://github.com/tjhrulz/WebNowPlaying) - required for media player skin
+* [Spicetify](https://github.com/khanhas/Spicetify) - required for WebNowPlaying to work with a Spotify desktop client
+* [CoreTemp](https://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/) - required for CPU temperature and per-core utilization monitors
 
 ## Setup & Customization
 After installation, a default configuration should be loaded and display the suite. As with any Rainmeter skin, components can be disabled or moved at will.
 
-To set up some skins, navigate to the skin installation location (likely Documents/Rainmeter/Skins/InCH). Navigate to @Resources/Styles. Open GlobalVariables.inc and edit any values that need to be tailored to your system, e.g. drive letters, your network upstream and downstream speeds, and the gain to apply to the visualizer levels. If you have issues with the network skin, WiFiAdapterID and NetInterface may need to also be modified.
+To set up some skins, navigate to the skin installation location (likely Documents/Rainmeter/Skins/InCH). 
+Navigate to @Resources/Styles. Open [GlobalVariables.inc](../@Resources/Styles/GlobalVariables.inc) and edit any values that need to be tailored to your system, 
+e.g. drive letters, your network upstream and downstream speeds, and the gain to apply to the visualizer levels. If you have issues 
+with the network skin, WiFiAdapterID and NetInterface may need to also be modified.
 
-The suite can be further customized by editing the style files in @Resources/Styles. Either copy the Default style to a new style and change the style path in GlobalVariables, or edit the Default style directly. Change the variables in StyleSheetVars.inc to modify colors, fonts, date formats, etc. Options are grouped per skin. Change the style definitions in MeterStyles.inc to affect any skin using those styles.
+The suite can be further customized by editing the style files in @Resources/Styles. Either copy the Default style to a new style and 
+change the style path in GlobalVariables, or edit the Default style directly. Change the variables in [StyleSheetVars.inc](../@Resources/Styles/Default/StyleSheetVars.inc) 
+to modify colors, fonts, date formats, etc. Options are grouped per skin. Change the style definitions in [MeterStyles.inc](../@Resources/Styles/Default/MeterStyles.inc) to affect any skin using those styles.