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 ### AWS Lambda Setup
 1. Go to the AWS Console and click on the Lambda link. Note: ensure you are in us-east or you won't be able to use Alexa with Lambda.
 2. Click on the Create a Lambda Function or Get Started Now button.
-3. Skip the blueprint
-4. Name the Lambda Function "Score-Keeper-Example-Skill".
-5. Select the runtime as Node.js
-6. Go to the the src directory, select all files and then create a zip file, make sure the zip file does not contain the src directory itself, otherwise Lambda function will not work.
-7. Select Code entry type as "Upload a .ZIP file" and then upload the .zip file to the Lambda
-8. Keep the Handler as index.handler (this refers to the main js file in the zip).
-9. Select "Create a custom role" to create a role with lambda linked to DynamoDB.
-    9a. In a new browser tab go to Services / Security & Identity / IAM
-    9b. On the left tab select "Roles" and click the "Create New Role"
-    9c. Enter role name "lambda-Dynamo", in the next screen select "AWS Lambda" under AWS Services Roles.
-    9d. In the searchbar filter for Dynamo and select AmazonDynamoDBFullAccess and create role.
-10. Return to the Lambda Management Console and under Role select "Choose an existing role" and select the new role you created: "lambda-Dynamo". Leave the Advanced settings as the defaults.
-11. Click "Next" and review the settings then click "Create Function"
-12. Click the "Triggers" tab and select "Add trigger"
-13. Set the Trigger type as Alexa Skills kit and Enable it now. Click Submit.
-14. Copy the ARN from the top right to be used later in the Alexa Skill Setup.
+3. Skip the blueprint.
+4. Configure a trigger by clicking in the dotted box and selecting **Alexa Skills Kit**.
+5. Name the Lambda Function "Score-Keeper-Example-Skill".
+6. Select the runtime as Node.js
+7. Go to the the src directory, select all files and then create a zip file, make sure the zip file does not contain the src directory itself, otherwise Lambda function will not work.
+8. Select Code entry type as "Upload a .ZIP file" and then upload the .zip file to the Lambda
+9. Keep the Handler as index.handler (this refers to the main js file in the zip).
+10. Select "Create a custom role" to create a role with lambda linked to DynamoDB.
+    - 10a. In a new browser tab go to Services / Security & Identity / IAM
+    - 10b. On the left tab select "Roles" and click the "Create New Role"
+    - 10c. Enter role name "lambda-Dynamo", in the next screen select "AWS Lambda" under AWS Services Roles.
+    - 10d. In the search bar filter for DynamoDB and select `AmazonDynamoDBFullAccess` and create role.
+11. Return to the Lambda Management Console and under Role select "Choose an existing role" and select the new role you created: "lambda-Dynamo". Leave the Advanced settings as the defaults.
+12. Click "Next" and review the settings then click "Create Function"
+13. Copy the ARN from the top right to be used later in the Alexa Skill Setup.
 
 ### AWS DynamoDB Setup
 1. Go to the AWS Console and click on [DynamoDB link](https://console.aws.amazon.com/dynamodb). Note: ensure you are in us-east (same as your Lambda)
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