v0.2

Package/ChocoShortcuts.nuspec

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 <metadata>
   <id>ChocoShortcuts</id>
   <title>Chocolatey Shortcuts (unofficial)</title>
-  <version>0.1</version>
+  <version>0.2</version>
   <authors>mica</authors>
   <owners>mica</owners>
   <projectUrl>https://github.com/mica/ChocoShortcuts</projectUrl>
@@ -16,23 +16,23 @@
   <tags>Chocolatey ChocolateyGUI Shortcuts PowerShell</tags>
   <summary>Manage Chocolatey Packages via Shortcuts</summary> 
   <description>
-Launch into various package management tasks via file shortcuts and command line menus. 
+Launch command line menus via file shortcuts for installing, updating, and uninstalling Chocolatey packages. 
 
-Keep shortcuts for all your packages handy in a (portable) directory of your choice.
-
-Think of it as a GUI of sorts, made of Windows shortcuts and PowerShell menus.
+Generate shortcuts for each of your packages to a portable directory of your choice.
 
 ![Screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mica/ChocoShortcuts/master/Screenshot.png)
 
-Upon installation, you'll find a "Chocolatey Shortcuts" folder on your desktop. You can rename or move the folder wherever you like, or keep it synced between computers in your Dropbox, OneDrive, etc. 
-
-To create shortcuts for packages, use "+Add Package Shortcuts". You'll find options to generate shortcuts individually, in bulk, or for all currently installed packages. You can use the search function to find package IDs.
+At installation, a "Chocolatey Shortcuts" folder is placed on your desktop. Rename or move it as you like (I keep mine synced between computers in Dropbox). 
 
-Upon launching package shortcuts, you'll have options to install (if not installed), update (if available), or uninstall the package.
+Create shortcuts for packages using "+Add Package Shortcuts". There you'll find options to generate shortcuts individually or in bulk, as well as a search function for finding package IDs.
 
-Check all installed packages for updates using "+Check for Package Updates". There, you can update multiple packages at once.
+Launching package shortcuts will present you with options to install (if not installed), update (if available), or uninstall packages. Update multiple packages at once using "+Check for Package Updates".
   </description>
-  <releaseNotes>Initial realease</releaseNotes>
+  <releaseNotes>
+- Now can install with options, which can be embedded in the shortcut or entered as a one-off
+- Switched to CMD for passing the working directory to an elevated PowerShell prompt (because of this bug: https://goo.gl/BrsnfO)
+- Added colored text
+  </releaseNotes>
 </metadata>
 <files>
   <file src="Tools\ChocolateyInstall.ps1" target="Tools" />