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README.md

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 ## Usage
 
-Go to the project root for which you want to use **L3D** and execute the installed script (simply type `l3d` at the command prompt). It will ask you for the PHP version to be used (input `7.0`, `7.1` or `7.2`) and it will download the matching **L3D** image and start a container for you.
+Go to the project root for which you want to use **L3D** and execute the installed script: simply type `l3d` at the command prompt.
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+It will ask you for the PHP version (input `7.0`, `7.1` or `7.2`), the project name and template to be used. Then it will download the matching **L3D** image and start a container for you.
 
 Inside the container you'll find the directory `/drupal` which contains everything from your project's root. You can work from there by using these available tools:
 
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 | DorgFlow | `dorgflow` | |
 | Drush | `drush` | `d` |
 
+### LakeDrops Drupal 8 project template
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+If you have chosen the LakeDrops Drupal 8 project template, type 'a d4d up' at the command prompt within the container to start the remaining containers.
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+'drush status' will then show you the URL of your project.
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 ## Update the start script
 
 Just call `l3d selfupdate` and the start script will be updated from the original repository. This will also update all your existing **L3D** images and remove the outdated containers so that they will be recreated the next timne you're going to use them.

[jurgenhaas]

Thanks for the changes in the readme. Very helpful.

I wonder if we should also add a chapter for people using the other Drupal 8 template. For them it could be the same if they used c require lakedrops/docker4drupal first. Afterwards they could also use the a d4d up and everything else.

What do you think?