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README.md

@@ -215,20 +215,23 @@ Once configured, the user will no longer need to enter their password to access
 
 ## For administrators
 
+- Type `scripts-` and use `tab` completion in the CLI to access the following customized helper programs.
+- Run them with administrator privileges using `sudo`.
+
 ### Adding a user
 
-- `sudo script-user-add` `username` *`password`*
+- `script-user-add` `username` *`password`*
   - Optionally pass a second argument *`password`* to create a user's password for them. If omitted, the default password is equal to the *`username`*.
   - `username` can be anything, but ideally a unique string of small capital letters.
 
 ### Resetting a user password
 
-- `sudo script-user-reset-password` `username` *`password`*
+- `script-user-reset-password` `username` *`password`*
   - If a user forgets their password this will reset it to *`password`*, or if *`password`* is omitted, to the `username`. In either case the user will be prompted to enter a new password at next login. The Samba password cannot be changed by users, only admins.
 
 ### Removing a user
 
-- `sudo script-user-remove` *`username`*
+- `script-user-remove` *`username`*
   - This will allow you to optionally backup user files to the array before user deletion.
 
 ### Reset a buggy or corrupt X2Go user session
@@ -253,8 +256,8 @@ Once configured, the user will no longer need to enter their password to access
 
 - Start: `sudo systemctl start smb.service`
 - Stop: `sudo systemctl stop smb.service`
-- Start at boot: `sudo systemctl enable smb.service`
-- Do not start at boot: `sudo systemctl disable smb.service`
+- Enable at boot: `sudo systemctl enable smb.service`
+- Disable at boot: `sudo systemctl disable smb.service`
 - Restart service: `sudo systemctl restart smb.service`
 - Reload services: `sudo systemctl daemon-reload`
 - Read service: `sudo systemctl cat smb.service`
@@ -295,20 +298,20 @@ Once configured, the user will no longer need to enter their password to access
 
 ### Updating all software
   
-- `sudo script-system-update`
+- `script-system-update`
   - The server regularly installs security updates unattended
   - If the kernel, java, systemd, or other major components are updated, the system should be restarted.
 
 ### Scheduling a restart
 
-- `sudo script-system-scheduled-restart` *`OnCalendar`*
+- `script-system-scheduled-restart` *`OnCalendar`*
   - If a valid `OnCalendar` is not passed, assumes `*-*-* 01:30:00` (1:30 AM).
   - See [Calendar Events](https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.time.html) for proper time format.
   - This will alert users via `notify-send` in X2Go, `wall` in ssh, and add a reminder to the `motd` about the scheduled restart.
 
 ### Adding a drive
 
-- ~~`sudo scripts-drive-add` `/dev/sdX`~~ (Under construction)
+- ~~`scripts-drive-add` `/dev/sdX`~~ (Under construction)
   - To determine the correct drive, use `lsblk -f`.
   
 ### Logging