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Improve formatting for clone screenshot. Add label name on push to server button.

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This repository can be cloned locally with the following process: This repository can be cloned locally with the following process:
* Open a command prompt in the folder where you intend to clone the repository * Open a command prompt in the folder where you intend to clone the repository
* `git clone https://git.jaj.com/sdeaton/HowToWiki.git` * `git clone https://git.jaj.com/sdeaton/HowToWiki.git`
![Git Clone Command](images/git_clone.png) * ![Git Clone Command](images/git_clone.png)
* Close the command prompt (we'll do the rest in VSCode) * Close the command prompt (we'll do the rest in VSCode)
* Right-click the newly created `HowToWiki` folder and select **Open With VSCode** * Right-click the newly created `HowToWiki` folder and select **Open With VSCode**
* Ensure you have the [readme-preview](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=manishsencha.readme-preview) extension installed. * Ensure you have the [readme-preview](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=manishsencha.readme-preview) extension installed.
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* One or multiple commits can be made before pushing up to the server. For a rule of thumb: * One or multiple commits can be made before pushing up to the server. For a rule of thumb:
- Commit frequently with relevant changes together - Commit frequently with relevant changes together
- After any number of commits that sort of belong together have been made (like a new feature) then you would push the changes up to the git server - After any number of commits that sort of belong together have been made (like a new feature) then you would push the changes up to the git server
* The **Publish Branch** button is used to push commits to the server.
## Images in the documentation ## Images in the documentation