Merge pull request dictation-toolbox#389 from Kentoseth/patch-1

Update README.rst and docs to clarify confusing project names

Author: drmfinlay

README.rst

@@ -9,13 +9,19 @@ Dragonfly
 Introduction
 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
+
 Dragonfly is a speech recognition framework for Python that makes it
 convenient to create custom commands to use with speech recognition
 software. It was written to make it very easy for Python macros, scripts,
 and applications to interface with speech recognition engines. Its design
 allows speech commands and grammar objects to be treated as first-class
 Python objects.
 
+This project is a fork of the original
+`t4ngo/dragonfly <https://github.com/t4ngo/dragonfly>`__ project.  It is
+known as *dragonfly2* on the PyPI repository, but for purposes of
+functionality, it is referred to as Dragonfly below.
+
 Dragonfly can be used for general programming by voice. It is flexible
 enough to allow programming in any language, not just Python. It can also be
 used for speech-enabling applications, automating computer activities
@@ -28,9 +34,6 @@ See the `actions sub-package documentation
 <https://dragonfly.readthedocs.io/en/latest/actions.html>`__
 for more information, including code examples.
 
-This project is a fork of the original
-`t4ngo/dragonfly <https://github.com/t4ngo/dragonfly>`__ project.
-
 Dragonfly currently supports the following speech recognition engines:
 
 -  *Dragon*, a product of *Nuance*. All versions up to 16 (the latest)

documentation/index.txt

@@ -8,6 +8,11 @@ and applications to interface with speech recognition engines. Its design
 allows speech commands and grammar objects to be treated as first-class
 Python objects.
 
+This project is a fork of the original
+`t4ngo/dragonfly <https://github.com/t4ngo/dragonfly>`__ project.  It is
+known as *dragonfly2* on the PyPI repository, but for purposes of
+functionality, it is referred to as Dragonfly below.
+
 Dragonfly can be used for general programming by voice. It is flexible
 enough to allow programming in any language, not just Python. It can also be
 used for speech-enabling applications, automating computer activities