--- doc/manual.txt	2010/04/18 13:05:20	11
+++ doc/manual.txt	2010/04/22 01:46:56	12
@@ -66,20 +66,14 @@
 gcc). Please tell me if you succeed to or not.
 
 
-== on MS-Windows NT/XP/2000/2003/Vista ==
+== on MS-Windows 95/98/ME and NT/XP/2000/2003/Vista ==
 
-It has been reported that libspopc builds successfuly on these flavours. The
-main trick is to import libspopc sources in you IDE and create an appropriate
-"project" for it. The archive contains a working project an Makefile.win for
-the dev-cpp IDE.
-
-
-== on MS-Windows 95/98/ME ==
-
-Early versions of libspopc have been successfully built upon these flavours.
-As far as i know, you must have MSVCRT.DLL and WSOCK32.DLL... The latest
-version of libspopc should do the same. The archive contains a working project
-and Makefile.win for the dev-cpp IDE.
+Libspopc builds successfuly on these flavours. The main trick is to import
+libspopc sources in you IDE and create an appropriate "project" for it.
+The archive contains a working project for the dev-cpp IDE (and Makefile.win
+that should work for MinGW. This porject/Makefile enables openssl, so you have
+to download openssl for win32 if you use them as is.
+You also need at last MSVCRT.DLL and WSOCK32.DLL.
 
 
 == on OpenVMS ==