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                 <p>Tell (or show) Spencer what it says in the terminal. Look for any text with "error" or "failed" or other negative words.</p>
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-                <p>Look for a window that looks similar to the following:</p>
+                <p>Hopefully, you've just installed a program called <strong>RustDesk</strong>. RustDesk will help me connect to your computer. Look for a window that looks similar to the following image. That's RustDesk.</p>
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                     <img src="https://rustdesk.com/docs/en/client/images/client.png" alt="" style="width: auto; height: auto;">    
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-                <p>If you don't see that window, go back to the start menu (<kbd>CTRL-ESC</kbd>) and start typing <strong>"rustdesk"</strong>. Then click on the RustDesk icon when you see it.</p>
+                <p>If you don't see that window, go back to the Launcher (<kbd>CTRL-ESC</kbd>) and start typing <strong>"rustdesk"</strong>. Then click on the RustDesk icon when you see it.</p>
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                 In RustDesk, look in the top right of the window, and you'll see three horizontal lines. Click that.
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                 Still in RustDesk, if you see a blue button that says <strong>"start"</strong> underneath the word <strong>"service"</strong>, click <strong>"start"</strong>.
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-                Stil in RustDesk, on the left there's a gray bar with the word <strong>"Network"</strong>. Click <strong>"Network"</strong>.
+                Still in RustDesk, on the left there's a gray bar with the word <strong>"Network"</strong>. Click <strong>"Network"</strong>.
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                 Still in RustDesk, click the button <strong>"unlock network settiings"</strong> and type in the main password for this computer.
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-                Still in RustDesk, find the line that says "ID Server" and paste (<kbd>CTRL-V</kbd>) into the box next to it, and then click the blue button that says <strong>"Apply"</strong>.
+                Still in RustDesk, find the line that says "ID Server" and paste (<kbd>CTRL-V</kbd>) into the box next to it. If nothing happens when you paste, then type the following into that box: <code>172.232.132.62</code>. (This is the "IP address" of my RustDesk server, which helps us connect.) Now, click the blue button that says <strong>"Apply"</strong>.
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+                If everything has gone as planned, hopefully I should be able to connect to your computer now. Great job!
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