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Minor fixes (lines 28, 94) #165

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There is also a special directory for tool finding which is named *binaire-aux*, in Micmac directory. When an external program
is needed, this directory is always scanned whatever the value of PATH.

## Additionnal notes for Windows
## Additional notes for Windows

You will need [Visual C++ 2010 runtime redistribuables](http://www.microsoft.com/fr-fr/download/details.aspx?id=5555) to run pre-compiled binaries of micmac.
Both pre-compiled and compiled from source executables will need :
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After some computation time, you may find three 'ply' files in the 'MEC-6-Im' directory with the three parts of the dense points cloud
of the statue's head. Open the PLY files with a viewer like meshlab to check everything proceeded correctly.

# Additionnal notes
# Additional notes

You can append the full path of the `bin` directory to `PATH` environment variable to call Micmac commands from anywhere. However, it is not necessary to add the `binaire-aux` directory to the `PATH` variable.

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