* USER DATA FILES
Neverball creates a directory in which it stores user data files.
-These files include high scores, replays, and configurations. Under
-Unix, Linux, and OSX this directory is called ".neverball" and it is
-created in your home directory (specifically, the directory set in the
-HOME environment variable). Under Windows it is called "Neverball" and
-it is created in the user's application data directory or, if the game
-is unable to determine the location of this directory, it is assumed
-that the user has permission to write to the game data directory, and
-the user data directory is created within.
-
+These files include high scores, replays, and configurations.
+
+Under Unix, Linux, and OSX this directory is called ".neverball" and
+is created in the user's home directory, specifically, the directory
+set in the HOME environment variable.
+
+Under Windows it is called "Neverball" and is created in the user's
+application data directory the location of which is obtained by
+inspecting the APPDATA environment variable. An easy way to access
+this directory is by typing %APPDATA% in the Windows Explorer address
+bar. If the location could not be determined, it is assumed that the
+user has permission to write to the game data directory, and the user
+data directory is created within.
* HIGH SCORES