anchor.diff:  1. To build a cached buildpack artifact, run the following command:
   
       ```
  -    buildpack-packager build -cached -stack windows2016
  +    buildpack-packager build -cached -stack STEMCELL-NAME
       ```
  +
  +    Where:  
  +    * `STEMCELL-NAME` is the name of your stemcell, typically 'windows2016'.  
  +
       <p class='note'><strong>Note:</strong> If the buildpack code contains a mistake,
       <code>buildpack-packager</code> throws an error. Once all local errors are corrected, you must
  -    push your app to with the new extension buildpack to determine whether the new buildpack
  +    push your app, with the new extension <code>buildpack</code>, to determine whether the new buildpack
       functions as intended.</p>
   
  -1. Upload the buildpack to a private web server accessible to Cloud Foundry. You can also use an S3
  -bucket or Azure Storage. You can upload the finished buildpack to the same web server as your
  -dependencies. 
  +1. Upload the buildpack to a private web server accessible to Cloud Foundry. 
  +You can upload the finished buildpack to the same web server as your dependencies. 
  +You can also use an S3 bucket or Azure Storage.  
   
   1. To deploy your app with the extension buildpack, run the following command:
   
       ```
  -    cf push my-app -s windows2016 -b BUILDPACK-URL -b hwc_buildpack
  +    cf push my-app -s STEMCELL-NAME -b BUILDPACK-URL -b hwc_buildpack
       ```
  -    Where `BUILDPACK-URL` is the URL where you uploaded the buildpack.
  +    Where:
  +    * `STEMCELL-NAME` is the name of your stemcell.
  +    * `BUILDPACK-URL` is the URL where you uploaded the buildpack.  
  +
       For example:
       <pre class='terminal'>
       $ cf push my-app -s windows2016 -b http<span>:</span>//s3.amazon.com/my-bucket/my-example-buildpack.zip -b hwc_buildpack
  
positive.code: 
  ## <a id='initialize'></a>Initialize an Extension Buildpack
  
  1. To install the `buildpack-packager` CLI tool, run the commands below. The
  [buildpack-packager](https://github.com/cloudfoundry/libbuildpack/packager/buildpack-packager)
  provides boilerplate code that you can use to start writing your buildpack.
  
      ```
      go get github.com/cloudfoundry/libbuildpack/
      go install github.com/cloudfoundry/libbuildpack/packager
      ```
  
  1. To create your buildpack, run the following command:
  
negative.code:     For example:
  
          ```
          dep := libbuildpack.Dependency{Name: "APP-BINARY", Version: "0.0.1"}
          if err := s.Installer.InstallDependency(dep, s.Stager.DepDir()); err != nil {
            return err
          }
          if err := s.Stager.AddBinDependencyLink(filepath.Join(s.Stager.DepDir(), "APP-BINARY-DLL"), "APP-BINARY-DLL"); err != nil {
            return err
          }
          ```
          Where:  
          * `APP-BINARY` is the name of the application.  
          * `APP-BINARY-DLL` is the filename of the application's DLL.
  
  1. Edit `scripts/build.sh` to cross-compile as follows:
  
  