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Improve instructions in README about getting ANSI colors working in windows terminals

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@ -13,11 +13,15 @@ Inside a terminal:
pip install requests colorama termcolor pip install requests colorama termcolor
``` ```
In order to get ANSI colors in windows CMD or Powershell the virtual terminal level must be set to 1. By default the CMD and Powershell terminals will not properly show ANSI colors in Windows. This can be fixed by using the colorama module with the following code:
This is only needed **IF** : ```python
import sys
if sys.platform == "win32":
from colorama import just_fix_windows_console
just_fix_windows_console()
```
* You have administrator access on your PC In order to get ANSI colors in windows CMD or Powershell without using the colorama module (can be useful in other things so if you do have admin access this is handy to do regardless) the virtual terminal level must be set to 1.
* And you can't use colorama for some reason
Inside an **Administrator** terminal in the `PreReq/` folder: Inside an **Administrator** terminal in the `PreReq/` folder:
```bash ```bash