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 ## Installation and Dependencies
 
-> **MacOS prerequisites** - Install `iproute2mac` and `mpv` ( brew install iproute2mac mpv )
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 `dialog`, `neomutt` and `offlineimap` should be installed. You also need to have a GPG public/private key pair for the wizard to automatically store your passwords. The whole repo should be cloned to `~/.config/mutt/`. (If you have a previous mutt folder, you'll want to back it up or delete it first.)
 
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 You will want to delete or rename your current `~/.offlineimaprc` as well, as although you can later modify the `~/.offlineimaprc` produced by the script, you must have no file there the first time you add your first account or the wizard will assume some settings are already set which aren't.
 
-Just run `mutt-wizard.sh` for all the options, to install an account:
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-* First, select the "Add an account" option and give the script your account information.
-* Second, in a separate terminal, start your mail sync by running `offlineimap` or `offlineimap -a <your account name>`. This will start downloading all your mail for offline access.
-* Third, once your mailbox has started to download, reenter the script and select the "Auto-detect mailboxes" open. This will finalize the install and let you open up mutt to see your mail.
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-Whenever you want to check for mail, just run the `offlineimap` command again.
+Just run `mutt-wizard.sh` and choose to add an account. After you do so, you may run `offlineimap` to begin the mailsync, and you will be able to run neomutt and see your mail.
 
 ### Non-essential dependencies
 
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 + `notmuch` -- for mail searching and indexing set to `ctrl-f`. Be sure to run `notmuch setup`. Remember your mail is in `~/.mail/` when you configure notmuch.
 + `w3m` and/or `w3mimg` -- for viewing images. Like .pdfs, view in the attachments menu.
 + A cron manager if you want the autosync feature.
++ `iproute2mac` for Mac users who want the autosync feature.
 + `mpv` if you want the autosync feature to notify you with a ding on new mail.
 
 ### "Wait? The script asks for my passwords?"