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@@ -73,7 +73,9 @@ From command-line, the following line must be called:
 
 NOTE: `mingw32-make.exe` is provided by MinGW toolchain, other compiler toolchains could provide similar implementations, usually called just `make.exe`. In any case, `make` must be accessible from command-line to execute it.
 
-If you are using the provided raylib installer with Notepad++, it comes with a Notepad++ script ready to compile raylib library using makefile, the script configures required paths and calls required `Makefile`. To do this, start up Notepad++ for raylib, open the `raylib.h` file, press F6, choose `raylib_makefile`, verify that in the script the web platform is set (`SET PLATFORM=PLATFORM_WEB`) and click OK to run the script. 
+If you are using the provided raylib installer with Notepad++, it comes with a Notepad++ script ready to compile raylib library using makefile, the script configures required paths and calls required `Makefile`. To do this, start up Notepad++ for raylib, open the `raylib.h` file, press F6, choose `raylib_makefile`, verify that in the script the web platform is set (`SET PLATFORM=PLATFORM_WEB`) and click OK to run the script.
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+Note that current raylib/src/Makefile just adds/replace the compiled modules to any existing `libraylib.a` (instead of recreating it) so, if you had a previously compiled `libraylib.a` for desktop and you recompile raylib src for web, old modules are still inside `libraylib.a`. Solution: just delete `libraylib.a` and recompile it for `PLATFORM_WEB` or the new platform.
 
 * For Linux/macOS users :