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 #### Eclipse
 MiniCore works perfectly with Eclipse using the [Arduino Eclipse plugin](http://eclipse.baeyens.it) (formally Sloeber). If you're tired of Arduino IDEs limits but still want to stick with open source software; this is the way to go!
 * Download and install the latest version of Arduino Eclipse (Download the nighty build if you want support for aditional programmers)
-* Open `Preferences` (Windows: Window -> Preferences, Mac: [App name] -> Preferences)
-* Click the <i>expand<i> arrow next to the `Arduino` option in the preferences menu
-* Click `Locations`, paste the board manager URL and hit the `Apply` button: `https://mcudude.github.io/MiniCore/package_MCUdude_MiniCore_index.json`
-* Click the `Platform and Boards` menu option to the left and expand the `MiniCore` option. Select the latest version.
-* Click the `OK` button. MiniCore is now installed! 
+* Open **Preferences** (<i>Windows</i>: Window -> Preferences, <i>Mac</i>: [App name] -> Preferences)
+* Click the <i>expand</i> arrow next to the **Arduino** option in the preferences menu
+* Click **Locations**, paste the board manager URL and hit the **Apply** button: `https://mcudude.github.io/MiniCore/package_MCUdude_MiniCore_index.json`
+* Click the **Platform and Boards** menu option to the left and expand the **MiniCore** option. Select the latest version.
+* Click the **OK** button. MiniCore is now installed! 
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 Make sure to select the MiniCore boards.txt file when you create a new sketch.