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-### How to build this image
-Open a terminal, navigate to the spikeinterface directory, then run:   
-`docker build -t spikeinterface:0.2 .`  
-On Linux systems, you can also use the build script (after making it executable `chmod +x build.sh`):    
-`./build.sh`  
 
 ### How to run the spikeinterface container
-**Method 1**  
-For Windows: drag and drop the data folder on `Run_SpikeInterface.bat`. Replace "mytoken" by  some other word.   
+**Method 1: drag and drop**  (Windows only)  
+Drag and drop the data folder on either `.bat` file.  For convenience, create a shortcut and put it on your desktop.
+
+![Drag and Drop](DragAndDropDemo.gif)
+
+Which launch script should you pick?   
+  `SpikeInterface_OneOff.bat` will start a on-off sesssion. The container will self-destroy upon shutdown (not just closing the tab though). If the tab is closed, go back to your session at this address: http://localhost:8888/lab?token=mytoken.  
+  `SpikeInterface_Persist.bat` will start a persistent container that can be reused. The drawback is that data folder will stay the same until the container is stopped and remove (which can be done following instructions below).  
+In the `.bat`, please replace "mytoken" by some other word of your choice.  
+
+To add files and notebooks to your session, drag and drop them on the left side mneu.  
+Files can be downloaded with right-click > download.   
 
-**Method 2**  
+**Method 2: manual start**  
 1. Open a terminal and navigate to the data directory. Then follow these instructions.  
 2. Start the container  
 *On Linux/MacOS*  
 `export JUPYTER_TOKEN='mytoken'`
-`docker run -d --rm --name spikeinterface -v "${PWD}":/home/jovyan/data -p 8888:8888 -e JUPYTER_TOKEN wanglabneuro/spikeinterface:0.1`  
+`docker run -d --rm --name spikeinterface -v "${PWD}":/home/jovyan/data -p 8888:8888 -e JUPYTER_TOKEN wanglabneuro/spikeinterface:0.2`  
 *On Windows*  
 `set JUPYTER_TOKEN=mytoken`
-`docker run -d --rm --name spikeinterface -v "%CD%":/home/jovyan/data -p 8888:8888 -e JUPYTER_TOKEN wanglabneuro/spikeinterface:0.1`  
+`docker run -d --rm --name spikeinterface -v "%CD%":/home/jovyan/data -p 8888:8888 -e JUPYTER_TOKEN wanglabneuro/spikeinterface:0.2`  
+  
+  * Replace "mytoken" by some other word. 
+  * If you built the image (see below), remove `wanglabneuro` or replace it with your docker handle. 
 
 3. Then open http://localhost:8888/lab?token=mytoken in a browser.   
 
-(Replace "mytoken" by some other word). 
+
 
 **Important Note**  
 The `--rm` flag means the container is a on-off (will self-destroy upon closure). 
 To make the container persitant, remove the `--rm flag` from the docker call. In which case, the container will persist. To start a stopped container, run `docker start spikeinterface` in a terminal, or use the Docker Desktop interface to start it.  
 
+### How to build this image
+The container image is [available on DockerHub](https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/wanglabneuro/spikeinterface/). Providing you have Docker installed, it will automatically download when starting the container. 
+
+If you want to build it, follow the instructions below.
+Open a terminal, navigate to the spikeinterface directory, then run:   
+`docker build -t spikeinterface:0.2 .`  
+On Linux systems, you can also use the build script (after making it executable `chmod +x build.sh`):    
+`./build.sh`  
+