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Author: mining-visualizer

README.md

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 ### Introduction
 
-Mining Visualizer is a [suite of programs](#software-components) supporting Ethereum mining, with some special features for solo miners.
+Mining Visualizer is a [suite of programs](#software-components) supporting Ethereum mining, with some special features for solo miners.  Pool mining is currently not supported.
 
 ### Desktop Widgets
 
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 ![](https://github.com/mining-visualizer/Mining-Visualizer/wiki/images/widget_network.gif)
 
-* **Balance** - Of course, mining a block is the **big, exciting event** that every solo miner waits for, due of course, to the accompanying mining reward, so Mining Visualizer makes this stand out as much as possible. This line displays the current balance of your mining account.  It will cycle through one of five colors every time you mine a block to give you an easy-to-see, visual indicator of this momentous event.  You can customize the colors, or even disable it if you think it's tacky.
+* **Balance** - Of course, mining a block is the **big, exciting event** that every solo miner waits for, due to the accompanying mining reward, so Mining Visualizer makes this stand out as much as possible. This line displays the current balance of your mining account.  It will cycle through one of five colors every time you mine a block to give you an easy-to-see, visual indicator of this momentous event.  You can customize the colors, or even disable it if you think it's too tacky.
 
 
 #### Close Hits
 
-The idea behind *Close Hits* is to notify you when you ***almost*** mined a block.  The miner keeps track of hashes computed that are within a certain range of the Target value, and reports them as close hits. The desktop widget shows the last 5 close hits found by your mining farm, with an accompanying bar graph. Smaller values are better.
+The idea behind *Close Hits* is to record instances where you ***almost*** mined a block.  The miner keeps track of hashes computed that are within a certain range of the Target value, and reports them as close hits. The desktop widget shows the last 5 close hits found by your mining farm, with an accompanying bar graph.  Close hits are also displayed in the Web App graph page. Smaller values are better.
 
 ![](https://github.com/mining-visualizer/Mining-Visualizer/wiki/images/widget_closehits.png)
 
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 ### Software Components
 
-This software suite is made up of two programs.  The first is the program contained in this repo, which is often referred to as Mining Visualizer proper, or just MVis.  It is basically a relay / data collection program that communicates with the miner and drives the desktop widgets and the web application.  The second component is the actual [the miner](https://github.com/mining-visualizer/MVis-ethminer), which is a fork of Genoil's ethminer.  This is often referred to as *MVis-ethminer*.
+This software suite is made up of two programs.  The first is the program contained in this repo, which is often referred to as Mining Visualizer proper, or just MVis.  It is basically a relay / data collection program written in Pascal that communicates with the miner and drives the desktop widgets and the web application.  The second component is the [actual miner](https://github.com/mining-visualizer/MVis-ethminer), which is a fork of Genoil's ethminer.  This is often referred to as *MVis-ethminer*.
 
 
 ### Platform support