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 Note: In Signal/signal-cli the account is called "username", which is slightly misleading, since it is a phone number including the country code. The used phone number is required for one-time verification of the installation. In this example I will use two German cell phone numbers, thus they will start with +491515...
 
 1. Register your phone number
-Enter `./signal-cli -u +4915151111111 register` on the command line. If all goes well, there is no reply. Execution takes a few seconds.
+Enter 
+> ./signal-cli -u +4915151111111 register
+on the command line. If all goes well, there is no reply. Execution takes a few seconds.
 +491515111111 is thus the phone number that will be used by the signal-cli installation.
 
 After a few seconds, you will receive an SMS on the cell phone with phone number +4915151111111 that contains the verification code (123-456 in this example):
@@ -26,10 +28,14 @@ After a few seconds, you will receive an SMS on the cell phone with phone number
 > 25 Feb. 2017 10:52
 
 2. Verify your phone number
-Enter `./signal-cli -u +4915151111111 verify **123-456**` on the command line. Again, no reply if all is fine.
+Enter 
+> ./signal-cli -u +4915151111111 verify **123-456**
+on the command line. Again, no reply if all is fine.
 
 ## Send a first message from the command line
-We assume that the receiver of the message has the phone number +4915152222222. Enter `./signal-cli -u +4915151111111 send -m "My first message from the CLI" +4915152222222` on the command line. Again, no reply if all is fine.
+We assume that the receiver of the message has the phone number +4915152222222. Enter 
+> ./signal-cli -u +4915151111111 send -m "My first message from the CLI" +4915152222222
+on the command line. Again, no reply if all is fine.
 
 Within a few seconds, the Signal App on the cell phone +4915152222222 will receive the message.
 
@@ -37,11 +43,13 @@ Within a few seconds, the Signal App on the cell phone +4915152222222 will recei
 With the same setup, enter a message (e.g. "First reply to the CLI") on the cell phone +4915152222222.
 
 Enter `./signal-cli -u +4915151111111 receive`. This gets more output after a few seconds:
-`Envelope from: +4915152222222 (device: 1)`
-`Timestamp: 1488016532387 (2017-02-25T09:55:32.387Z)`
-`Message timestamp: 1488016532387 (2017-02-25T09:55:32.387Z)`
-`Body: **First reply to the CLI**`
-
-`Envelope from: +4915152222222 (device: 1)`
+>Envelope from: +4915152222222 (device: 1)
+>Timestamp: 1488016532387 (2017-02-25T09:55:32.387Z)
+>Message timestamp: 1488016532387 (2017-02-25T09:55:32.387Z)
+>Body: **First reply to the CLI**
+>
+>Envelope from: +4915152222222 (device: 1)
 `Timestamp: 1488017026720 (2017-02-25T10:03:46.720Z)`
 `Got receipt.`
+
+The message is contained in the line starting with > Body:.
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