diff --git a/works/Dennis de Bel & Anton Jehle/paracity_gallery_v041/README.md b/works/Dennis de Bel & Anton Jehle/paracity_gallery_v041/README.md
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--- a/works/Dennis de Bel & Anton Jehle/paracity_gallery_v041/README.md	
+++ b/works/Dennis de Bel & Anton Jehle/paracity_gallery_v041/README.md	
@@ -15,11 +15,11 @@ The exhibition will start on October 26th in the public space in front of Zentru
 Now do it yourself!
 
 ## hardware
-In this repo you will find a 3d printable .stl file that will allow you to print a mould for vacuumforming the charging pad cover.
+In this Archive you will find a 3d printable .stl file that will allow you to print a mould for vacuumforming the charging pad cover.
 
 
 ## software
-In this repo you will find an arduino sketch for the ESP8266 wireless chip. 
+In this Archive you will find an arduino sketch for the ESP8266 wireless chip. 
 
 
 ### prerequisites
@@ -56,6 +56,11 @@ For ESP12F use the following settings in Arduino IDE
 
 These settings give you about 2.471 KB of SPIFFS storage space for files and ~512KB sketch size
 
+### Uploading Data to SPIFFS
+The website served on the ESP8266 lives in the 'data' folder inside the sketchyour sketch. To upload this data you need the 'Arduino ESP8266 filesystem uploader' plugin. Find it [here](https://github.com/esp8266/arduino-esp8266fs-plugin).
+
+You will find the tool/function in Arduino > Tools > ESP8266 Sketch Data Upload (make sure the directory path is correct). Close the Serial Monitor prior to uploading data.
+
 
 ### over the air (OTA) uploading