anchor.diff:            p Open up the application on your computer called “Command Prompt”.
             p If you’re not on Windows 8, go to the start menu and type “Command Prompt”.
             p If you are on Windows 8+, swipe right to find “Windows System”, within which you can find “Command Prompt”.
  -          p Its icon looks like <img src="/images/win-term-icon.png">, and the application (the terminal) will look something like <img src="/images/win-term.png">
  +          p Its icon looks like <img src="https://s3.amazonaws.com/technicalmachine-assets/fre+assets/win-term-icon.png">, and the application (the terminal) will look something like <img src="https://s3.amazonaws.com/technicalmachine-assets/fre+assets/win-term.png">
             p You can use the terminal to write commands to your computer (this is the “command line”). Let’s try it out!
             p In your terminal, type
             cli
  
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        p Typically, you will save a longer script
        p In the context of this tutorial, things that should be run in the command line look
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            p Open up the application on your computer called “Terminal” by pressing ⌘ + SPACE and typing “Terminal”.
            p Its dock icon looks like <img src="https://s3.amazonaws.com/technicalmachine-assets/fre+assets/mac-term-icon.png">, and the terminal will look something like <img src="https://s3.amazonaws.com/technicalmachine-assets/fre+assets/mac-term.png">
            p You can use the terminal to write commands to your computer (this is the “command line”). Let’s try it out!
            
            p In your terminal, type
  