anchor.diff:  ----
   ./dtcw.ps1 tasks --group=doctoolchain
   ----
  ---
  -
  -This command will show you all tasks available through docToolchain, but first it will make sure that docToolchain is installed:
  -
  -* it checks for a configuration file and creates a default one if none is available.
  -* it prefers a local installation
  -* if docker is available and no local installation, it will use docker. The download of the images might take a while when run for the first time
  +
  +NOTE: if you're making use of cmd.exe, please replace `.ps1` with `.bat`. Do this for subsequent commands.
  +
  +--
  +
  +This 'tasks' command display you all of the tasks available on docToolchain. It also verify that docToolchain is installed by:
  +
  +* Checking for a configuration file. It will creates a default one if none is available. It prefers a local installation. 
  +
  +* Making use of docker if it is available and there is no local installation. Please keep in mind that if this is your first time running docToolchain, the images download could take a while.
  +
   * if docker is not available, it will download and install docToolchain to your home folder
  -** it will then run a gradle build through the gradle wrapper. This will download and install gradle when run for the first time.
  -** the gradle build will also fetch some dependencies. This will also take some time when run for the first time.
  -
  -As you can see, the installation is an incremental process and will take some time because of additional downloads.
  -After the first few commands, you will have all the needed dependencies installed and things will be faster.
  +** it will then run a gradle build through the gradle wrapper. If this is your first time, It will download and install gradle.
  +** the gradle build will also fetch some dependencies. This will also take a while if ran for the first time.
  +
  +You'll notice the installation is an incremental process and will take a while because of all the additional dependencies needed.
  +After the first few commands, you'll have all the needed dependencies installed and things will run more quickly.
   
   //end::install[]
   
   == Existing documents
   
  -If you already have some existing documents in AsciiDoc format in your project, you need to tell docToolchain where it can find these documents.
  +If your project already has some existing documents in AsciiDoc format, you'll need to tell docToolchain where it can find it.
  +
   To do so, take a look at the created `docToolchainConfig.groovy` and update it.
   
   == arc42 from scratch
   
   If you don't have existing documents yet, or if you need a fresh start, you can get the https://arc42.org[arc42] template in AsciiDoc format.
   
  -Run the following command to ask docToolchain to download the template of your choice:
  +Run the command below to tell docToolchain to download the template of your choice:
   
   .Linux / WSL2 with bash
   [.primary]
  
positive.code:         `-- arc42-logo.png
  ----
  
  *Congratulations!* If you see the same folder structure, you just managed to render the standard arc42 template as html and pdf!
  
  If you didn't get the right output, please raise an issue on https://github.com/docToolchain/docToolchain/issues[github]
  
  TIP: Blog-Posts: https://rdmueller.github.io/enterprise-edition/[Behind the great Firewall], https://rdmueller.github.io/enterprise-edition2/[Enterprise AsciiDoctor]
  
  
negative.code: 
  NOTE: In order to support development for your project on both, Linux and Windows, it makes sense to download all three scripts to your project.
  
  NOTE: if you use `cmd.exe`, please refer and follow the instructions for powershell. We will not further differentiate between both. You should however replace `.ps1` with `.bat`.
  
  IMPORTANT: `dtcw` uses bash as shell and thus tries to find java from within bash. Chances are that when you use `dtcw` from another shell like zsh, you shell knows about the right java version but your bash doesn't. In that case, please switch to bash and make sure that the right java version is known. Afterwards, you can switch back to your shell.
  
  
  
  == Running your first command
  
  To get started with docToolchain, you can run `tasks` as a first command:
  
  .Linux / WSL2 with bash
  [role='primary']
  