more formatting updates to readme

README.md

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 	* Make note of your unix username and password as they will need to used later in the setup script  
 6. when install is done type exit  
 7. Start Menu-> Search for "Bash" and right click on it then Run as Administrator to open up the terminal  
-8. vim setup.sh to create the file then copy paste contents from setup.sh file included. update setup.sh  
+8. `vim setup.sh` to create the file then copy paste contents from setup.sh file included. update setup.sh  
 	* Line 2: set your unix username from step 5  
 	* Line 3: set your unix password from step 5  
 	* Line 4: set your email to generate ssh key (should be gitlab email)  
 	* Line 5: set your computer name (this comes after the @ in the terminal, for instance mine shows bdukes@DESKTOP-U526Q6KQ so my computer name is DESKTOP-U526Q6KQ)  
 	* Line 6: set your server root folder from step 1  
 
-9. run sudo sh setup.sh and wait for the magic to hopefully happen  
+9. run `sudo sh setup.sh` and wait for the magic to hopefully happen  
    * While doing this you will have to answer some prompts, answer so that it lets it do what it wants to do when it asks. Also set root mysql password to "root".  
 10. copy ssh key output and paste it into into gitlab ssh keys so composer works 
 11. type exit and close out of bash  
 12. Start Menu-> "Bash" Right click on file and click on "Open file Location". right click on the file in the folder and click on properties.  
-    * Under Shortcut Tab -> Target enter "C:\Windows\System32\bash.exe -c ~/autostart.sh ~" (without the quotes)  
+    * Under Shortcut Tab -> Target enter `C:\Windows\System32\bash.exe -c ~/autostart.sh ~`  
     * Under Shortcut Tab -> click on Advanced button and check the box for run as administrator  
     * This will make the bash file on your computer auto start apache/mysql when you open it and force it to open as administrator (so you dont have to right click on it each time)
 
@@ -39,11 +39,11 @@ This is a tool for local development. This will allow you to sync projects from
 
 Having issues getting composer to work. If it doesnt install then you will need to manually install composer. 
 
-curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | sudo php -- --install-dir=/usr/local/bin --filename=composer
+`curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | sudo php -- --install-dir=/usr/local/bin --filename=composer`
 
 *Sometimes you have to run that command multiple times for it to work. Run it until you see Composer Successfully Installed
 
-Then go into the ops dir and run composer update (again may have to run it a few times for it to work).
+Then go into the ops dir and run `composer update` (again may have to run it a few times for it to work).
 
 
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