cleanup and format
diff --git a/releng.wtpbuilder/distribution/wtp4x.site/templateFiles/index.html.template.php b/releng.wtpbuilder/distribution/wtp4x.site/templateFiles/index.html.template.php
index e5d3f04..3097c0e 100644
--- a/releng.wtpbuilder/distribution/wtp4x.site/templateFiles/index.html.template.php
+++ b/releng.wtpbuilder/distribution/wtp4x.site/templateFiles/index.html.template.php
@@ -90,19 +90,29 @@
 
 
 <table border=0 cellspacing=2 cellpadding=2 width="100%">
+<!-- ***********  explaination **************  -->
+
+
+
+<table border=0 cellspacing=2 cellpadding=2 width="100%">
      <tr>
           <td align=left valign=top colspan="2" bgcolor="#0080C0"><font
-               face="'Bitstream Vera',Helvetica,Arial" color="#FFFFFF">P2
-          repositories in zipped format files.</font></td>
+			face="'Bitstream Vera',Helvetica,Arial" color="#FFFFFF">How to use Eclispe 4.1 with WTP.</font></td>
      </tr>
 
      <tr>
           <td align="left" valign="top" colspan="5">
-          <p>These are archive versions of P2 repositories that can be
-          downloaded and installed into a development environment or PDE target.
-          Its is recommended to install, rather than to to unzip the traditional
-          packages, since it is more informative of missing prerequites or
-          conflicting dependencies.</p>
+		<p>There are no zips or repositories produced by this build. The purpose of this build 
+		is simply to test that WTP 3.3 can build and compile against Eclipse 4.1. By design, any code produced would be 
+		equivilent to what is produced when compiled against Eclipse 3.7. 
+		Therefore, there is no need for two sets of WTP binary distribtutions, one compiled with Eclipse 3.7 and one compiled with 4.1.
+		One binary distribution will do, and that binary distribution can be installed into either Eclipse 3.7 
+		or Eclipse 4.1. For Indigo, our official binary distribution will be that one produced when compiling against Eclipse 3.7.</p>
+		<p>To run and test WTP 3.3 with Eclipse 4.1, simply start with Eclipse 4.1 SDK, unzipped. 
+		Then, install our normal prereqs into it -- EMF and XSD, GEF, DTP, and, optionally Unit Tests Framework -- either as listed above, or from the same download page 
+		you get WTP 3.3 from. Then, into that 4.1 based install, add a WTP 3.3 build distribution obtained from one of the 
+		WTP download pages, where WTP was compiled against 3.7.  It sounds more complicated than it is ... 
+		it is the same as you'd normall do for WTP, but you just start with a different Eclipse SDK.    
           </td>
      </tr>