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README.md

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 So you don't have to define complex parameters yourself to extract hydroclimatological variables. What's more, if the CARD you want doesn't exist, it's easy to create one based on the others.
 
-To do this, you need to download the [CARD archive](https://github.com/super-lou/CARD/archive/refs/heads/main.zip), extract it and place it wherever you like (as if it were data). Then you can create a new subdirectory within this main CARD directory, which you can call for example "analyse_1", and copy and paste the CARD "__all__/Hautes_Eaux/QJXA.R" into it.
+To do this, you need to download the [CARD archive](https://github.com/super-lou/CARD/archive/refs/heads/main.zip), extract it and place it wherever you like (as if it were data). Then you can create a new subdirectory within this main CARD directory, which you can call for example `"analyse_1"`, and copy and paste the CARD `"__all__/Hautes_Eaux/QJXA.R"` into it.
 
 In this way, you can carry out "analyse_1" by running:
 
@@ -141,7 +141,7 @@ CARD_extraction(data %>% rename(Q=X),
                 CARD_dir="analyse_1")
 ```
 
-Thus, you can place several CARDs in your "analyse_1" sub-directory for multiple analyses.
+Thus, you can place several CARDs in your `"analyse_1"` sub-directory for multiple analyses.
 
 However, this copy/pasting action can be quite cumbersome and repetitive for large analyses. Therefore, with `CARD_management`, it is possible to automate the CARD copy/pasting from the CARD directory to an external temporary directory, like this: