message: change instructions for aws config
diff: ## Set up AWS credentials
  -1. Create a new file in utility-emissions-channel/chaincode/node/lib called aws-config.js
  +The utility emissions channel can be run locally or remotely using Amazon S3 and DynamoDB. In either case you will need a configuration file for AWS.
  -2. Fill it out with your credentials for AWS based on the fields requested in aws-config.js.template.
  +First, create a new file in `chaincode/node/lib called aws-config.js` by copying from `aws-config.js.template`
  +
  +```bash
  +$ cp chaincode/node/lib called aws-config.js.template chaincode/node/lib called aws-config.js
  +```
  +
  +If you're running with remote AWS, then fill it out with your credentials for AWS based on the fields requested in `aws-config.js.template`. Otherwise, you can leave the credentials blank but set the other fields based on directions below.
  ## Set up S3
  1. Install serverless:
  ```bash
  -npm install -g serverless
  +$ npm install -g serverless
  ```
  2. cd blockchain-carbon-accounting/utility-emissions-channel/typescript_app
  @@ -24,13 +30,13 @@ npm install -g serverless
  serverless s3 start
  ```
  -3. Be sure that S3_LOCAL is set to true in aws-config.js
  +3. Be sure that S3_LOCAL is set to true in `aws-config.js`
  ### Running Remotely
  1. Set up an S3 bucket named blockchain-carbon-accounting on your AWS account
  -2. Set S3_LOCAL to false in aws-config.js
  +2. Set `S3_LOCAL` to false in `aws-config.js`
  ## Set up the dynamodb
  @@ -42,13 +48,13 @@ serverless s3 start
  ./scripts/startDynamo.sh
  ```
  -2. Seed the db, see eGrid Loader documentation in utility-emissions-channel/egrid-data-loader/README.md
  +2. Seed the db, see eGrid Loader documentation in egrid-data-loader/README.md
  ### Running remotely
  1. Set AWS_ENDPOINT to the endpoint of your remote dynamodb
  -2. Seed the db, see eGrid Loader documentation in utility-emissions-channel/egrid-data-loader/README.md
  +2. Seed the db, see eGrid Loader documentation in egrid-data-loader/README.md
  ## Get the blockchain network up and running
  