diff --git a/MultiRelay.md b/MultiRelay.md
index 275df10..765bad8 100644
--- a/MultiRelay.md
+++ b/MultiRelay.md
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Most of the time, MultiRelay can be run with the following options:
     ./tools/MultiRelay.py -t Target_IP -u Administrator DAaccount AnotherAdmin
 
 
-MultiRelay comes with a set of 3 options:
+MultiRelay comes with a set of 5 options:
 
     -p: Add an extra listening port for HTTP, WebDav, Proxy requests to relay.
 
@@ -38,6 +38,11 @@ MultiRelay comes with a set of 3 options:
 
     -t: The target
 
+    -c: Single command to run (scripting)
+
+    -d: Dump hashes (scripting)
+
+
 
 MultiRelay will start by fingerprinting your target and tell you if SMB Signing is mandatory and if so, will let you know that you should target another server.
 
@@ -51,7 +56,9 @@ Another useful utility included in Responder's tools folder is RunFinger.py. Run
 
 
 RunFinger can dump this information in a grepable format by using the -g command line switch:
-root@lgandx:~/Responder-2.3.3.0# ./tools/RunFinger.py -g -i 10.10.20.0/24
+
+`root@lgandx:~/Responder-2.3.3.0# ./tools/RunFinger.py -g -i 10.10.20.0/24`
+
 Wich will output something like:
 
     [SMB2]:['192.168.0.136', Os:'Windows 8.1/Server 2012R2', Build:'9600', Domain:'SMB1', Bootime: 'Last restart: 2021-04-20 12:37:56', Signing:'False', RDP:'False', SMB1:'Enabled']
@@ -60,7 +67,9 @@ Wich will output something like:
     [SMB2]:['192.168.0.253', Os:'Windows 10/Server 2016/2019 (check build)', Build:'17763', Domain:'SMB3', Bootime: 'Unknown', Signing:'True', RDP:'False', SMB1:'Disabled']
 
 This utility is useful for mapping networks and to carefully select a target.
-Running The Tool, The Common Scenario:
+
+### Running The Tool, The Common Scenario:
+
 MultiRelay was built to work in conjunction with Responder.py, the common usage scenario is:
 
 * Set SMB and HTTP to Off in Responder.conf