Updated Readme

-added a few hyperlinks
-corrected a few typos

README.md

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 The current version (Excimontec v1.0-beta.2) is built with KMC_Lattice v2.0-beta.2 and allows the user to perform several simulation tests relevant for OPV and OLED devices. 
 All major planned features that are to be included in v1.0 are now implemented and have undergone preliminary testing. 
 However, this software tool is still under development, and as such, there may still be bugs that need to be squashed. 
-Please report any bugs or submit feature requests in the Issues section. 
+Please report any bugs or submit feature requests in the [Issues](https://github.com/MikeHeiber/Excimontec/issues) section. 
 
 ## Work Together
 
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 For example, within the batch script, to create a simulation that runs on 10 processors, an the execution command is:
 >    mpiexec -n 10 Excimontec.exe parameters_default.txt
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 In this example, the parameters_default.txt file that is located in the current working directory is loaded into the Excimontec program to determine what simulation to run.
 
 #### Output
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 - Charge_extraction_map#.txt -- When performing a time-of-flight or IQE test, the x-y locations where charges are extracted from the lattice are saving into this map file.
 
 #### Data Analysis
-For Igor Pro users, I am developing an open-source procedures package for loading, analyzing, and plotting data from Excitmontec simulations called [Excimontec_Analysis](https://github.com/MikeHeiber/Excimontec_Analysis). 
+For [Igor Pro](https://www.wavemetrics.com/) users, I am developing an open-source procedures package for loading, analyzing, and plotting data from Excimontec simulations called [Excimontec_Analysis](https://github.com/MikeHeiber/Excimontec_Analysis). 
 This is a good starting point for managing the data generated by Excimontec, and the Igor Pro scripting environment provides a nice playground where users can perform more advanced data analysis as needed.
 
 ## For Software Developers