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diff --git a/Readme.txt b/Readme.txt
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--- a/Readme.txt
+++ b/Readme.txt
@@ -435,9 +435,9 @@ library components from the same package:
 
   use "mylib_common";
 
-Libraries used in this way will always be linked in statically.  This can be
-useful in organizing code when multiple components in a package share a common
-part.
+This can be useful in organizing code when multiple components in a package
+share a common part.  If the used library is not specified to be installed,
+it will be linked statically.  
 
 Packages may want to offer optional features, for example to allow the user to
 choose whether to use a particular external library:
@@ -460,8 +460,8 @@ conditional statement may be used:
   };
 
 Any statements inside the conditional block are evaluated if the feature is
-enabled.  This can be negated with a !.  Conditionals can appear at the package
-level and may contain anything that the package statement can.
+enabled.  This can be negated with a !.  Conditionals can appear at package and
+component scopes and may contain anything that the enclosing statement can.
 
 When making cross-platform software, it's often necessary to use different
 libraries on different platforms.  Another kind of conditional can be used for