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@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ If you execute the code like this
 ```
 python3 MSPBH.py
 ```
-The execution will stop, and you'll see a message with instructions. At the same time, a file called `template.txt` will be created. If the file already exists, it will be overwritten. On `template.txt`, you can find all the variables that the program needs. Make sure to use a copy of that file, otherwise, you can lose your configuration. If the variables `User_tensor` and `User_metric` are set to `False`, the program will use a premade Schwarzschild metric from the library `Einsteinpy`. If `User_tensor` is `True`, the program will use the components of the tensors given by the user on the configuration file. This option has precedence over `User_metric`. If `User_metric` is `True` and `User_tensor` is `False`, the program will use the function `Create_User_Metric_Tensor` to create a metric tensor with the library `Einsteinpy`. Then, it will compute the Riemann tensor and perform the calculations. 
+The execution will stop, and you'll see a message with instructions. At the same time, a file called `template.txt` will be created. If the file already exists, it will be overwritten. On `template.txt`, you can find all the variables that the program needs. Make sure to use a copy of that file, otherwise, you can lose your configuration. If the variables `User_tensor` and `User_metric` are set to `False`, the program will use a premade Schwarzschild metric from the library `Einsteinpy`. If `User_tensor` is `True`, the program will use the components of the tensors given by the user on the configuration file. This option has precedence over `User_metric`. If `User_metric` is `True` and `User_tensor` is `False`, the program will use the function `Create_User_Metric_Tensor` to create a metric tensor with the library `Einsteinpy`. Then, it will compute the Riemann tensor and perform the calculations. The extension of the file doesn't matter.
 
 When you finish editing your configuration file, type 
 ```