Fortran_intro italic formatting fixed

notebooks/Introduction.ipynb

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     "### Using a Linux terminal\n",
     "\n",
-    "At some points in this workshop you will need to open a Linux terminal to run code from the command line or edit source files with a text editor. To do this, click on the `File` menu and select `Open`. In the file selector window that appears, click the `New` button in the top right of the screen and select `Terminal` at the bottom of the list. The material for this workshop is in the _fortran_intro_ folder in your home directory, and there are two text editors at your disposal, *Nano* and *Vim*. If you're not familar with either then Nano is a better choice for beginners. If you need help using Linux then the material for another ACRC training course on the Linux command line can be found at the top of this page, or ask one of the demonstrators.\n",
+    "At some points in this workshop you will need to open a Linux terminal to run code from the command line or edit source files with a text editor. To do this, click on the `File` menu and select `Open`. In the file selector window that appears, click the `New` button in the top right of the screen and select `Terminal` at the bottom of the list. The material for this workshop is in the *fortran_intro* folder in your home directory, and there are two text editors at your disposal, *Nano* and *Vim*. If you're not familar with either then Nano is a better choice for beginners. If you need help using Linux then the material for another ACRC training course on the Linux command line can be found at the top of this page, or ask one of the demonstrators.\n",
     "\n",
     "### Exercises\n",
     "\n",