diff --git a/x11vnc-remote-extended-display/README.md b/x11vnc-remote-extended-display/README.md
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--- a/x11vnc-remote-extended-display/README.md
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@@ -1,11 +1,12 @@
-# Use another device as a second display for a xorg GNU/Linux
+# Use another device as an auxiliary display for a xorg GNU/Linux
 With x11vnc, you can use your another device as a display that extends or mirrors your xorg GNU/Linux desktop.
+
 ![extended-pic.jpg](img/extended-pic.jpg)
 
 ## Get ready.
-- Before continuing, Make sure that your GNU/Linux system is running X Display server and connected to the same network. 
-- You can use x11vnc wirelessly, but to keep connection stable, Connect your another device to wired network other either by Ethernet or USB Tethering. 
+- Before continuing, Make sure that your GNU/Linux system is running X Display server and connected to the same network.
+- You can use x11vnc wirelessly, but to keep connection stable, Connect your another device to wired network other either by Ethernet or USB Tethering.
 
-If you dont want to use other deivce keyboard, mouse or trackpad to control your GNU/Linux system you can enable view only mode in VNC settings. 
+If you dont want to use other deivce keyboard, mouse or trackpad to control your GNU/Linux system you can enable view only mode in VNC settings.
 
 ![arandr-ss.png](img/arandr-ss.png)