More information on README for 2.0.1 (#152)

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README.md

@@ -14,7 +14,39 @@ List available libraries, install and use them without leaving CLion
 
 ## Using the Plugin
 
-Please check https://blog.conan.io/introducing-new-conan-clion-plugin/
+> **Note**
+> 
+> For a detailed explanation of how to use the plugin check: https://blog.conan.io/introducing-new-conan-clion-plugin/
+
+
+Go to the “Conan” tool tab at the bottom of the IDE. You will see that the only enabled
+action in the toolbar of the plugin is the one with the ⚙️ (wheel) symbol, click on it. 
+
+![Initial configuration](./.github/readme/clion-configuration-1.png)
+
+The first thing you should do there is configuring the Conan client executable that's
+going to be used. You can point to one specifically installed in an arbitrary location on
+your system or you can select *"Use Conan installed in the system"* to use the one
+installed at the system level.
+
+![Set conan executable](./.github/readme/clion-configuration-2.png)
+
+You will find there some options marked as default. Normally, if you are using the Conan plugin, you wouldn't want to unmark them. So leave
+them and let's create our project and add the libraries to it. So, click on the OK button
+and the plugin should be ready to use.
+
+After doing the initial configuration, you will notice that the list of libraries is now
+enabled and that the 🔄 (update) and 👁️ (inspect) symbols are also enabled.
+
+Now that we have our plugin configured and ready, you can now search for any libraries available in Conan Center and add those to your project.
+
+![Search libraries](./.github/readme/clion-use-libcurl.png)
+
+Now, if you click on the 👁️ (inspect) icon mentioned earlier, you will see all the
+libraries we added to the project. This includes basic target information for CMake and
+the necessary code snippets to add to CMake to use them.
+
+![Inspect libraries](./.github/readme/clion-inspect.png)
 
 ## Installation