diff --git a/spring-webflow-samples/readme.txt b/spring-webflow-samples/readme.txt
index 4ff986c3..ee664af9 100644
--- a/spring-webflow-samples/readme.txt
+++ b/spring-webflow-samples/readme.txt
@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 /*
  * spring-webflow-samples
  * ----------------------
- * booking-faces: Hotel Booking Reference App (Spring MVC + Web Flow + JavaServerFaces version)
  * booking-mvc: Hotel Booking Reference App (Spring MVC + Web Flow + JSP version)
+ * booking-faces: Hotel Booking Reference App (Spring MVC + Web Flow + JavaServerFaces version)
  * booking-portlet-mvc: Hotel Booking Reference App (Spring Portlet MVC + Web Flow + JSP version)
  * booking-portlet-faces: Hotel Booking Reference App (Spring Portlet MVC + Web Flow + JavaServerFaces version)
  * jsf-booking: Traditional JSF-based implementation; here to support comparison with "booking-faces"
@@ -15,16 +15,13 @@ Sample pre-requisites:
 
 To build the samples:
 ---------------------
-1. cd to the ../build-spring-webflow directory
+1. cd into the directory of the sample you are interested in building.
 
-2. run 'ant' to build the Spring Web Flow projects and the main-line 'booking-faces' and 'booking-mvc' sample projects.
-   Built .war files are placed in the 'target/artifacts' directory of each sample.
-
-3. After running the master build, you may also cd to any sample directory and run 'ant jar' to build a sample manually.
+2. run 'ant jar' to build the sample.  The built .war file is placed in the 'target/artifacts' directory.
 
 To import Web Flow projects into Eclipse:
 -----------------------------------------
-1. Use the Eclipse IDE for Java EE developers, version 3.3 or above.
+1. Use the SpringSource Tool Suite or Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers
    Creating a dedicated workspace for importing Web Flow projects is recommended.
 
 2. Use the 'File -> Import -> Existing Projects into Workspace' wizard to import the Web Flow projects into Eclipse.