moved dev profile advise to general notes and, hopefully, improved wording

README.development

@@ -97,6 +97,28 @@ system install, you will need to set up the pyenv folder yourself, making sure
 you have PyQt5, the WebEngine module and development tools (eg pyqt5-dev-tools)
 installed as well. You'll need to create the venv with --system-site-packages.
 
+Studying Anki on your Dev machine?
+----------------------------------
+It's advisable to create a new Anki dev profile for debug and testing so that your study collection doesn't become
+incompatible with your installed version:
+    - run Anki
+    - File | Switch profile > Add > provide [dev profile name] > Ok
+    - make a note of that [dev profile name]
+
+Because you now have at least two profiles the Profiles dialog will open when Anki runs to allow you to choose the
+profile to load.
+
+Alternatively you can set your Anki project to load your [dev profile name] profile automatically with the startup
+options described here: https://docs.ankiweb.net/#/files?id=startup-options
+
+To do this in PyCharm:
+    - right click on the "run" file in the root of the PyCharm Anki folder
+    - click "Edit 'run'..."
+    - in Script options enter:
+        - "-p [dev profile name]"
+            - without the quotes
+        - click "Ok"
+
 Debian/Ubuntu users
 -------------------
 
@@ -163,10 +185,6 @@ These notes are proscriptive, other methods will work (such as a different Bash/
 While some of this list is in an arbitrary order, significant steps are in a specific order, therefore it is strongly
     recommended to follow these instructions step-by-step.
 
-- if you study Anki in the same environment as you develop software:
-    - create a new Anki profile so that your decks aren't "upgraded" to the dev version
-    - make a note of that [dev profile name]
-
 - Python and PyCharm are a given if you are choosing this path and should be the first and second step respectively.
 
 - close PyCharm, if it's open.
@@ -245,14 +263,6 @@ While some of this list is in an arbitrary order, significant steps are in a spe
 
 - add .idea folder to your global .gitignore (not the local .gitignore in the cloned repo)
 
-- if you study Anki in the same environment as you develop software:
-    - right click on the "run" file in the root of the PyCharm Anki folder
-    - click "Edit 'run'..."
-    - in Script options enter:
-        - "-p [dev profile name]"
-            - without the quotes
-        - click "Ok"
-
 - from project root run:
     - pip install -r qt/requirements.qt