Add Existing Repo, cont'd

Add Existing Repo, cont'd

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@@ -442,30 +442,32 @@ <h2>Repositories!</h2>
 		<!-- DEMO -->
         <section>
 			<h3>Github Desktop</h3>
-			<h4>Create New Repository</h4>
+			<h4>Create Project Folder</h4>
 				<p>There are various ways to add projects to Github as repositories: directly in Github or on your desktop. In my workflow, I usually create the project folder locally and then upload it via Github Desktop, to a repository in Github.</p>
         </section>
 
 		<!-- DEMO -->
         <section>
 			<h3>Github Desktop</h3>
-        	<h4>Create a New Repository</h4>
+        	<h4>Add Existing Repository</h4>
         	<h5>DEMO</h5>
         		<p>Go to the upper-left corner of the Github Desktop window and click on the down arrow next to “Current Repository”. <br>
           		The “ADD” button offers 3 options: <br>
           		<strong>Clone, Create, Add</strong>. </p>
 
         		<ul>
+            		<li><strong>Clone</strong> = Duplicates an Existing Repo</li>
             		<li><strong>Create</strong> = Create a New Repo</li>
             		<li><strong>Add</strong> = Adds an Existing Repo</li>
-            		<li><strong>Clone</strong> = Duplicates an Existing Repo</li>
         		</ul>
         		<p><strong>Add Existing Repository</strong> is discussed here. </p>
         </section>
 
 
+		<!-- DEMO -->
 		<section>
 			<h3>Github Desktop to Github </h3>
+        	<h5>DEMO</h5>
 			<p>Using Github Desktop, you can add repositories to Github. Go to the upper-left corner of the Github Desktop window and click on the down arrow next to <strong>“Current Repository”.</strong><br>
 			</p>
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