diff --git a/README.txt b/README.txt
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@@ -36,15 +36,10 @@ list of dependencies includes:
 * Entity API - http://drupal.org/project/entity
 * Search API - http://drupal.org/project/search_api
 * Search API Solr - http://drupal.org/project/search_api_solr
-* Apache Solr PHP Client library - http://code.google.com/p/solr-php-client/downloads/list
-
-The Apache Solr PHP Client library should be installed according to the
-instructions included with the Search API Solr (search_api_solr) module--ie, it
-should be unpacked and placed inside Drupal's sites/all/libraries directory.
 
 Sarnia depends on the latest 1.x releases of Search API and Search API Solr.
-The included drush makefile, "sarnia.make", may help with downloading all of the
-dependencies.
+The included drush makefile, "sarnia.make.example", may help with downloading
+all of the dependencies.
 
 After downloading the required modules, installing Sarnia will enable its
 dependencies. Enabling the "Views UI" module (included with Views) is also
@@ -152,13 +147,14 @@ display fields. Find the link in the first column that says "Show: Entity"
 "Apply".
 
 All of the Solr data is available through a single field, named "Sarnia: [your
-server name]: Solr property". At the time that Sarnia was designed, the Views UI
-lacked the ability to filter fields, and long lists of poorly labeled fields are
-not usable. The Sarnia field bundles all Solr fields together into a single
-field with a combobox select element.
+server name]: Data" (image-12.png is from an older version and displays the
+field name with "Solr property" as the suffix). At the time that Sarnia was
+designed, the Views UI lacked the ability to filter fields, and long lists of
+poorly labeled fields are not usable. The Sarnia field bundles all Solr fields
+together into a single field with a combobox select element.
 
-Find the "Solr property" field by clicking "add" in the Fields section and
-selecting "Sarnia: [your server name]: Solr property" (image-12.png).
+Find the "Data" field by clicking "add" in the Fields section and selecting
+"Sarnia: [your server name]: Data" (image-12.png).
 
 Solr property Views fields have a "Formatter" option (image-13.png). This can be
 used to provide basic formatting options for a property. Most text fields will
@@ -168,8 +164,8 @@ URLs into links.
 
 If you add filters, sorts, or advanced contextual filters (image-15.png)
 (formerly known as an "argument"), you will again see "Sarnia: [your server
-name]: Solr property" as an option. When you select it, you can choose the Solr
-property to filter, sort, or use as context.
+name]: Data" as an option. When you select it, you can choose the Solr property
+to filter, sort, or use as context.
 
 You may add multiple instances of the field, filter, sort, or contextual filter,
 which will let you combine and arrange your data according to various Solr
@@ -179,10 +175,9 @@ properties.
 Field Formatters for Solr Data
 ------------------------------
 
-The "Solr property" field contains all of the data from Solr. Several of the
-formatters use data from multiple Solr properties; for example, the "Image"
-formatter uses one Solr property for the image source, and another for the alt
-text.
+The "Data" field contains all of the data from Solr. Several of the formatters
+use data from multiple Solr properties; for example, the "Image" formatter uses
+one Solr property for the image source, and another for the alt text.
 
 There are two formatters that depend on external modules: