Basics-of-command-line-navigation.md

-This is a minimal introduction in command line navigation under Windows, to allow you to complete the GEPARD installation. (Under Linux command line navigation works in a similar way, with the exception of using shlash `/` instead of backshlash `\` as a connector and the command `ls` instead of `dir` to list the contents of a folder.)
+This is a minimal introduction in command line navigation under Windows, to allow you to complete the GEPARD installation. (Under Linux command line navigation works in a similar way, with the exception of using slash `/` instead of backslash `\` as a connector and the command `ls` instead of `dir` to list the contents of a folder.)
 
 The Anaconda prompt will look something like this:
 
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ To navigate to a subfolder type `cd` (for change directory) followed by the name
 
 ![prompt3](uploads/546b7390885a3948820499f9ebe7d6f4/prompt3.JPG)
 
-You can move through multiple levels by typing a backshlash `\` between the names of the folders:
+You can move through multiple levels by typing a backslash `\` between the names of the folders:
 
 ![prompt4](uploads/91f8e02931483549546aa95a47090aea/prompt4.JPG)