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 		.NET Core Integration
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-This library is platform agnostic and is compiled against different runtimes. Depending on the
+This library is platform-agnostic and is compiled against different runtimes. Depending on the
 referenced runtime, Exceptionless will attempt to wire up to available error handlers and attempt to
 discover configuration settings available to that runtime. For these reasons if you are on a known
 platform then use the platform specific package to save you time configuring while giving you more
 
@@ -26,21 +26,22 @@ for detailed information on how to configure the client to meet your requirement
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       ASP.NET Core Integration
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-You must import the "Exceptionless" namespace and add the following code to register and configure
-the ExceptionlessClient inside of the ConfigureServices method:
+You must import the "Exceptionless" namespace and add the following code to register and configure the Exceptionless client:
 
-services.AddExceptionless("API_KEY_HERE");
+using Exceptionless;
 
-In order to start gathering unhandled exceptions, you will need to register the Exceptionless
-middleware in the Configure method like this:
+var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args); 
+builder.Services.AddExceptionless("API_KEY_HERE");
 
-app.UseExceptionless();
+In order to start gathering unhandled exceptions, you will need to register the Exceptionless middleware in your application 
+like this after building your application:
 
-Alternatively, you can also use the different overloads of the AddExceptionless method
-for different configuration options.
+var app = builder.Build(); 
+app.UseExceptionless();
 
-Please visit the documentation https://exceptionless.com/docs/clients/dotnet/sending-events/
-for examples on sending events to Exceptionless.
+Alternatively, you can use different overloads of the AddExceptionless method for other configuration options.
+Please visit the documentation at https://exceptionless.com/docs/clients/dotnet/sending-events/ for additional examples 
+and guidance on sending events to Exceptionless.
 
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    Manually reporting an exception
 
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ assembly attribute and your own api key to your project (E.G., AssemblyInfo clas
 
 [assembly: Exceptionless.Configuration.Exceptionless("API_KEY_HERE")]
 
-Finally, you must import the "Exceptionless" namespace and call the following line
+Finally, during app startup you must import the "Exceptionless" namespace and call the following line
 of code to start reporting unhandled exceptions.
 
 Exceptionless.ExceptionlessClient.Default.Register()