{section: Install a personal Condor}
 
-We recommend that you install a personal condor to make use of =condor_annex=; it's simpler to configure that way.  Get started by following the instructions for CreatingPersonalHtcondor; be sure to download one of the tarballs for version 8.7.0 or later.
+We recommend that you install a personal condor to make use of =condor_annex=; it's simpler to configure that way.  Get started by following the instructions for CreatingPersonalHtcondor; be sure to download one of the (binary) tarballs for version 8.7.0.  (Later versions will probably have different instructions.)
 
 For the rest of these instructions, where you see =LOCAL_DIR=, replace it with the LOCAL_DIR defined by the installation instructions above; the value used in the examples was =/scratch/local/condor84=.  Likewise, where you see =RELEASE_DIR=, replace it with the RELEASE_DIR defined by the installation instructions above; the value used in the examples was =/scratch/condor84=.
 
@@ -80,12 +80,12 @@
 
 {subsection: Create an EC2 instance profile}
 
-On EC2, an "instance profile" is a way to associate a "role" with an instance.  A "role" is collection of privileges that the instance would not otherwise have.  Specifically, each annex instance needs to have the privilege to download its dynamic configuration from the otherwise-private S3 bucket you just created.  We've created a CloudFormation template which creates the instance profile and role for you; it can be found in =RELEASE_DIR/FIXME=.  If you're not running your web browser on your Linux machine, you'll need to copy this file from the latter to the former.
+On EC2, an "instance profile" is a way to associate a "role" with an instance.  A "role" is collection of privileges that the instance would not otherwise have.  Specifically, each annex instance needs to have the privilege to download its dynamic configuration from the otherwise-private S3 bucket you just created.  We've created a CloudFormation template which creates the instance profile and role for you.
 
 To create the instance profile, go to the {link: https://console.aws.amazon.com/cloudformation/home?region=us-east-1#/stacks?filter=active CloudFormation} console; log in if you need to.  Then:
 
 1: Click the "Create Stack" button.
-1: Upload the template using the "Browse..." button
+1: Choose "Specify an Amazon S3 template URL" and enter "https://s3.amazonaws.com/condor-annex/role-6.json".
 1: Click the "Next" button.
 1: Name the stack; "HTCondorAnnexInstanceProfile" is a good name.
 1: Type =s3PrivateBucket= in the field labeled "S3BucketName".
@@ -98,12 +98,12 @@
 
 {subsection: Create an AWS Lambda function}
 
-An AWS Lambda function is a way of running (usually small snippets of) code on AWS without starting an instance.  =condor_annex= uses this ability to ensure that the duration you specify when starting an annex is not exceeded, even if the Linux machine is longer running when the lease expires.  We've created a CloudFormation template which creates and configures the Lambda function for you; it can be found in =RELEASE_DIR/FIXME=.  If you're not running your web browser on your Linux machine, you'll need to copy this file from the latter to the former.
+An AWS Lambda function is a way of running (usually small snippets of) code on AWS without starting an instance.  =condor_annex= uses this ability to ensure that the duration you specify when starting an annex is not exceeded, even if the Linux machine is longer running when the lease expires.  We've created a CloudFormation template which creates and configures the Lambda function for you.
 
 To create the instance profile, go to the {link: https://console.aws.amazon.com/cloudformation/home?region=us-east-1#/stacks?filter=active CloudFormation} console; log in if you need to.  Then (these instructions should look familiar):
 
 1: Click the "Create Stack" button.
-1: Upload the template using the "Browse..." button
+1: Choose "Specify an Amazon S3 template URL" and enter "https://s3.amazonaws.com/condor-annex/template-6.json".
 1: Click the "Next" button.
 1: Name the stack; "HTCondorAnnexLambdaFunction" is a good name.
 1: Click the "Next" button.