Renamed 'quckstart' to be mingw specific. Technically Game-premake is quicker, and all options should be explained before one is shown.

Working-on-Windows.md

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-## Quick start
+
+
+## Building raylib on Windows
+
+There are several ways to get setup on windows. This page will go through them from the easiest to the most difficult.
+
+### Compilers
+For compilers on windows there are two popular choices.
+#### Visual Studio
+This is the industry standard IDE for working on windows. A free version is available as the community edition.
+https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/vs/community/
+*Note* Visual studio is large and somewhat resource intensive, you should have a recently modern computer to use it.
+
+#### MinGW-W64/GCC
+This is an open source C/C++ toolchain that is very lightweight. The best way to get MinGW-W64 and GCC is via the W64Devkit
+https://github.com/skeeto/w64devkit/
+Download the w64devkit zip file, unzip it and run W64Devkit.exe. that will give you a terminal that is ready to go.
+
+*Note* that old MinGW (Not w64) from mingw.org will not work with raylib. You need to use MinGW-w64.
+
+## Game-Premake, the simple solution to get started quickly.
+The game premake system is quite honestly the simplest way to get started on windows. It is a solution that uses premake to generate a build system specifically for raylib for you. It handles everything including setting up raylib.
+
+https://github.com/raylib-extras/game-premake
+
+It works with many compilers on windows, linux and mac OS.
+
+Simply follow the instructions in that link and you will be done. If you use game-premake you can ingore the rest of this document
+
+## Other methods
+If you do not want to use game-premake, you have several options
+
+## Manual Setup with W64Devkit
 1. Download `w64devkit-x.xx.x.zip` from https://github.com/skeeto/w64devkit
 
 > Unzip to `c:\w64devkit`
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 6. Run：
 > `./raylibhelloworld.exe`
 
-## Building raylib on Windows
-
-There are several ways to get setup on windows. This page will go through them from the easiest to the most difficult.
-
-### Compilers
-For compilers on windows there are two popular choices.
-#### Visual Studio
-This is the industry standard IDE for working on windows. A free version is available as the community edition.
-https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/vs/community/
-*Note* Visual studio is large and somewhat resource intensive, you should have a recently modern computer to use it.
-
-#### MinGW-W64/GCC
-This is an open source C/C++ toolchain that is very lightweight. The best way to get MinGW-W64 and GCC is via the W64Devkit
-https://github.com/skeeto/w64devkit/
-Download the w64devkit zip file, unzip it and run W64Devkit.exe. that will give you a terminal that is ready to go.
-
-*Note* that old MinGW (Not w64) from mingw.org will not work with raylib. You need to use MinGW-w64.
-
-## Game-Premake, the simple solution to get started quickly.
-The game premake system is quite honestly the simplest way to get started on windows. It is a solution that uses premake to generate a build system specifically for raylib for you. It handles everything including setting up raylib.
-
-https://github.com/raylib-extras/game-premake
-
-It works with many compilers on windows, linux and mac OS.
-
-Simply follow the instructions in that link and you will be done. If you use game-premake you can ingore the rest of this document
-
-## Other methods
-If you do not want to use game-premake, you have several options
-
 ### Build raylib using make
 
 Using MinGW make tool, just navigate from command line to `raylib/src/` folder and type: