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@@ -183,9 +183,9 @@ language models (LLMs) using CodePreloader for software development tasks.
 4. **Reference Preloaded Files:** If necessary, refer to preloaded files by using "@@ File ...". This directs the LLM's attention to specific parts of your project.
 5. **Direct Focus Using Specific Phrasing:** Encourage the LLM to "focus" or "concentrate" on particular elements of the preloaded context, like files, classes, methods, etc. These specific terms have been observed to enhance the model's attention to the relevant details.
 6. **Approach the Task in Stages:** Divide your request into multiple stages for clarity and precision:
-  * **a. First Request**: Ask the LLM to analyze the content based on your instructions and explain the approach it would take for the changes requested. At this stage, request the LLM to refrain from writing code.
-  * **b. Second Request**: Instruct the LLM to focus on both the content and its previous analysis. Request a proposed fixed version of the specific file, class, or method based on the prior analysis. The more detailed your request, the better the outcome. Ask for changes to be made one at a time.
-  * **c. Third and Subsequent Requests**: Follow the same pattern as the second request but apply it to different parts of the project that require changes.
+  * **First Request**: Ask the LLM to analyze the content based on your instructions and explain the approach it would take for the changes requested. At this stage, request the LLM to refrain from writing code.
+  * **Second Request**: Instruct the LLM to focus on both the content and its previous analysis. Request a proposed fixed version of the specific file, class, or method based on the prior analysis. The more detailed your request, the better the outcome. Ask for changes to be made one at a time.
+  * **Third and Subsequent Requests**: Follow the same pattern as the second request but apply it to different parts of the project that require changes.
 
 #### Example: improving a README.md