updated with prefix and streamlined menu

README.md

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 3. Run the zipchord.exe
 
 ## Using ZipChord
-Type normally using individual keystrokes and enter whole words by briefly pressing and releasing pre-defined chords (combinations of several keys). ZipChord will add (or remove) spaces as needed to separate words and punctuation, whether they were typed using individual strokes or chords. 
+Type normally using individual keystrokes and enter whole words by briefly pressing and releasing pre-defined chords (combinations of several keys). ZipChord will add (or remove) spaces as needed to separate words and punctuation, whether they were typed using individual strokes or chords.
 
 To define a new chord, select the word you want to define, and press and hold Ctrl-C until a dialog box appears. Next, type the individual keys (without pressing Shift or any function keys) and press OK.
 
-To open the menu, click the ZipChord icon in the Windows tray, or press and hold Ctrl-Shift-C. From the menu, you can pause the chord recognition, select a different dictionary file or open it for editing, and change the sensitivity of the chord recognition (the delay that triggers a chord).
+To open the menu, click the ZipChord icon in the Windows tray, or press and hold Ctrl-Shift-C. From the menu, you can select a different dictionary file or open it for direct editing. You can also change the sensitivity of the chord recognition (the delay that triggers a chord) or temporarily disable the chord recognition.
 
 ## Chord Dictionary
 ZipChord uses a separate text file with a dictionary of chords and the full words. ZipChord will remember the last used dictionary. (Note: When you run ZipChord for the first time or the dictionary isn't available, it will either open a chord*.txt file in its working folder or will create a new chord.txt.)
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 ## Special Characters
 * **Space bar**: It is possible to use the space bar as part of the chord definition. Simply start the chord with a space.
 * **Suffixes**: To define suffixes that can be entered using a chord and joined to the last word, start the word definition with ~. Example: `;g  ~ing` (pressing ; and G together will add "ing" to the last word)
+* **Prefixes**: For prefixes, place the ~ at the end of the prefix. This will ensure there will be no space after the chord.