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 # How To Use:
 After installing the program files from GitHub, make sure to keep them in the Downloads folder. Also, make sure that if the files are inside a folder due to extraction, move them outside the folder.
 
-To start using Nautilus, run 'setup.py' and follow the instructions it provides. While you can run it with an IDE or something similar, I encourage you to run it with Command Prompt (Windows) or Terminal (Mac). See [this link](https://www.wikihow.com/Open-a-Python-File#Using-Python-at-the-Command-Line) for help on running a Python file in Command Prompt or Terminal.
+To start using Nautilus, run 'setup.py' and follow the instructions it provides. While you can run it with an IDE or something similar, I encourage you to run it with [Windows Terminal](https://github.com/microsoft/terminal#installing-and-running-windows-terminal)* (Windows) or Terminal (Mac). See [this link](https://www.wikihow.com/Open-a-Python-File#Using-Python-at-the-Command-Line) for help on running a Python file in Windows Terminal or Terminal.
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+# Emojis
+ Although an official list of what emojis are supported in Nautilus and their shortcodes will be coming soon, for now you can use [this website](https://www.webfx.com/tools/emoji-cheat-sheet/).
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+*Previously, it was encouraged to run it with the regular Command Prompt. However, with the addition of emoji support in Allonautilus Scrobiculatus 3.1.0, Command Prompt is now useless because it cannot display Unicode, or at least emojis.