Updated README

README.md

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 #### Execution
 
 1. Open `Lucene.Net.sln` in Visual Studio.
-2. Choose the target framework to test by opening `build/TestTargetFramework.proj` and uncommenting the corresponding `<TargetFramework>`.
+2. Choose the target framework to test by opening `build/TestTargetFramework.props` and uncommenting the corresponding `<TargetFramework>` (and commenting all others).
 3. Build a project or the entire solution, and wait for Visual Studio to discover the tests - this may take several minutes.
 4. Run or debug the tests in Test Explorer, optionally using the desired filters.
 
 > **NOTE:** When running tests in Visual Studio, be sure to [set the default processor architecture to 64 bit](https://stackoverflow.com/a/45946727) to avoid running out of virtual memory on some tests.
 
 ### Azure DevOps
 
-We have setup our `azure-pipelines.yml` file with logical defaults so anyone with an Azure DevOps account can build Lucene.Net and run the tests with minimal effort. Even a free Azure DevOps account will work, but tests will run much faster if the account is setup as public, which enables up to 10 parallel jobs to run simultaneously.
+We have setup our `azure-pipelines.yml` file with logical defaults so anyone with an Azure DevOps account can build Lucene.NET and run the tests with minimal effort. Even a free Azure DevOps account will work, but tests will run much faster if the account is setup as public, which enables up to 10 parallel jobs to run simultaneously.
 
 #### Prerequisites