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@@ -378,7 +378,7 @@ To redirect debug output of RSS Guard to log file, do this:
 1. Open command line.
 2. Navigate to your RSS Guard installation folder.
 3. Enter `rssguard.exe --log 'log.txt'`. RSS Guard will now start. You can of course specify arbitrary file where to store log and its location must be writable.
-4. Now try to simulate your problem.
+4. **Now try to simulate your problem.**
 5. Attach generated `log.txt` file to your bug report.
 
 On Windows, there are some problems if you want to see debug output of a GUI program, because Windows does not support "dual" applications. You can, however, display application's debug console output with PowerShell, specifically for RSS Guard like this: `.\rssguard.exe | Out-Default`. Just run this stuff when you are in RSS Guard's folder and you should see console output directly in your PowerShell window.