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docs/readme.md

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 🚧🚧This documentation is still under construction.🚧🚧
 
 ## General
-- FAQ
+- [FAQ](#faq)
 - [Migrating to Velopack](migrating.md)
 - [Logging & Debugging](debugging.md)
-
+- [Command Line Reference](cli.md)
 
 ## Using Velopack
-
-
 - Packaging Releases
-  - Customizing Installer
-  - Code Signing
-
-- Distributing Releases
-  - File share
-  - GitHub Releases
-  - HTTP Server
-  - AWS S3 or compatible (eg. B2, Digital Ocean)
-
-- Installing
   - Overview
-
+  - Release Channels & RID's
+  - Installer Overview & Customisation
+  - [Code Signing](signing.md)
+  - Boostrapping frameworks (.NET, .Net Framework, VCRedist, etc)
+- Distributing Releases
+  - Overview
+  - CI / CD Tips & Examples
+  - Deploying to GitHub Releases
+  - Deploying to Amazon S3 Storage (or compatible, eg. B2, Linode)
 - Updating
-  - 
+  - Overview
+  - Partial roll-out (A/B testing)
+  - Rolling back to a previous release
+  - Windows Shortcuts
+
+## FAQ
+ - **My application was detected as a virus?** <br/>
+   Velopack can't help with this, but you can [code-sign](signing.md) your app and check [other suggestions here](https://github.com/clowd/Clowd.Squirrel/issues/28#issuecomment-1016241760).
+ - **What happened to SquirrelAwareApp?** <br/>
+   This concept no longer exists in Velopack. You can initialise hooks on install/update in a similar way using the `VelopackApp` builder.
+ - **Can Velopack bootstrap new runtimes during updates?** <br/>
+   Yes, this is fully supported. Before installing updates, Velopack will prompt the user to install any missing updates.

docs/signing.md

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