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 Quick Start
 ===========
 
-1. After installing .Peek, .Peek window is accessible through the menu `Window --> DotPeek` in Unity Editor. Click on it to open .Peek interface.
+1. After installing .Peek, .Peek window is accessible through the menu ``Window --> DotPeek`` in Unity Editor. Click on it to open .Peek interface.
 
-2. After opening .Peek, open the Setting page. Ensure that `Generate a Build Report after a build is done` is enabled. This will indicate to .Peek that a build report should be generated when Unity finishes a build.
+2. After opening .Peek, open the Setting page.
 
 .. image:: Images/GettingStarted/Settings.png
 
-3. If you wish that at the end of a build .Peek is automatically opened for you, enable the option `Automatically open DotPeek after a build is done`.
+3. Ensure that ``Generate a Build Report after a build is done`` is enabled. This will indicate to .Peek that a build report should be generated when Unity finishes a build. If you wish that at the end of a build .Peek is automatically opened for you, enable the option ``Automatically open DotPeek after a build is done``.
 
 .. image:: Images/GettingStarted/RightSettings.png
 
 4. Now you are ready to build. Currently .Peek support generating a report for the platforms Windows, Linux, Mac OS, iOS and Android. Build your project for one of these platforms.
 
-5. At the end of the build, if the option is enabled, .Peek should open by itself. If you did not enable it, then open it through `Window --> DotPeek`.
+5. At the end of the build, if the option is enabled, .Peek should open by itself. If you did not enable it, then open it through ``Window --> DotPeek``.
 
 6. Congratualation ! You generated your first build report ! The left panel of .Peek window contains all the build you generated for your Unity project. Clicking on one of them will open the build report in the right panel.