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README.md

@@ -6,12 +6,10 @@ Encrypts files via the AES symmetric cipher.
 Secured with two passwords.
 
 Commands:
- - en – encrypt current directory
- - en f <file> – encrypt exact file
- - en <arguments> – encrypt with smart filters
- - de – decrypt current directory
- - de f <file> – decrypt exact file
- - de <arguments> – decrypt with smart filters
+ - enfile <file> – encrypt exact file
+ - en <arguments> – encrypt current dir with arguments
+ - defile <file> – decrypt exact file
+ - de <arguments> – decrypt current dir with arguments
  - revoke – delete saved password data
  - help – display this help
  - cd – change directory to default
@@ -20,8 +18,8 @@ Commands:
  - st – display propeerties of current directory
 
 Arguments of commands de/en:
- - all/only – reset filter queue
- - none – filter all files
+ - all – reset filter queue
+ - none/only – filter all files
  - sizes – apply to all sizes of files
  - -sizes – filter all sizes of files
  - types – apply to all file types
@@ -42,9 +40,6 @@ Arguments of commands de/en:
  - -t – filter text files
  - N, where N is an index of file in selected folder – apply to N file in selected directory
  - X..Y, where N is an index of file in selected directory – apply to all files from X to Y (including) in selected directory
+ - 'NAME', where NAME is a file name (w/o extension)
 
-Note about smart filters: one should build queue from the least important filter, to the most. The last filter will always apply the last.
-For example, queue `only m l p -l` will at first reset filter (only), thus passing every file, then selecting medium sized files (m), large files (l) and pictures (p), and deselecting large files at the end (-l). '-l' filter stays after the 'l', thus disabling it.
-
-Another example: queue `p a v sizes -b all` makes no sense, as 'all' filter as the end will disable all previous, and every file will be passed.
-So, if we remove it, the queue will look like this: `p a v sizes -b`, selecting all pictures (p), audios (a) and videos (v), and all sizes of files except big ones (sizes -b). We can make it even better, by passing `types -t sizes -b`, selecting all file types except text ones, and all sizes except big ones.
+Note about smart filters: file names and intervals have the biggest privelege