Fix formatting issue on octoprint/README.md.

README.md

@@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ Please note the following:
    **Answer:** Unfortunately the marketplace only allows one version of the plugin to exist at the time.  As Ultimaker updates Cura they occasionally break compatibiltiy with older versions of plugins.  Users are encouraged to [update to the latest version of Cura](https://ultimaker.com/software/ultimaker-cura) and download the latest version of the plugin from the marketplace.  If a user is tied to a specific version of Cura then they can download & manually install older releases of the plugin [here](https://github.com/timmehtimmeh/Cura-Dremel-3D20-Plugin/releases)
 
 3. **Question:** *Does this plugin support USB-connected printing/Do I need an SD card*
-   **Answer:** The plugin only supports creating .g3drem files and using an SD card to get the files into the printer.  It does not support direct USB communication with the printer.  Maybe if the author gets *really bored* one day, but it's unlikely.  For advanced users with technical knowledge, octoprint can be enabled by following [these instructions](docs/octoprint/README.md).
+   **Answer:** The plugin only supports creating .g3drem files and using an SD card to get the files into the printer.  It does not support direct USB communication with the printer.  Maybe if the author gets *really bored* one day, but it's unlikely.  For advanced users with technical knowledge, octoprint can be enabled by following [these instructions](docs/octoprint/README.md), however this configuration is unsupported - modify the printer definition file at your own risk.
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docs/octoprint/README.md

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
-#How to Enable Octoprint for the Dremel 3D20
+# How to Enable Octoprint for the Dremel 3D20
 
 This page will walk you through how to set up an Octoprint enabled Dremel 3D20.
 
-***Note*** this is for advanced users who know what they're doing.  This configuration is not officially supported by the Dremel 3D20 plugin author.  If you break your machine by modifying the plugin files then ***Do NOT*** try to upgrade the firmware on the printer using the button in Cura. You may ***permanently damage*** your printer if you do so.  As always - remain by your printer while it's printing.  
+***Note*** this is for advanced users who know what they're doing.  This configuration is not officially supported by the Dremel 3D20 plugin author.  The author is not responsible if you break your machine by following these instructions.  If damage to persons or property occurs then the responsibility is solely on you.  ***Do NOT*** try to upgrade the firmware on the printer using the button in Cura. You may ***permanently damage*** your printer if you do so.  As always - remain by your printer while it's printing.
 
 # Requirements
 1.  Raspberry Pi
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ This page will walk you through how to set up an Octoprint enabled Dremel 3D20.
 14.  Save & close the Dremel3D20.def.json
 15.  Open Cura again
 16.  Add a Dremel 3D20 printer to Cura - now you should see a button to "connect octoprint"  press it.
-17.  Follow the [instructions here](https://all3dp.com/2/cura-octoprint-plugin-connection/) to get the API key 7 connect cura to Octoprint
+17.  Follow the [instructions here](https://all3dp.com/2/cura-octoprint-plugin-connection/) to get the API key & connect cura to Octoprint
 18.  Enjoy
 
 ***Note*** When Dremel plugin updates are installed, the update will overwrite the modified printer definition & you will have to re-modify the definition file after installing the update.