clang-format_on-save_VS2017.md

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 An already existing Clang-Format Installation outside of Visual Studio is not sufficient; Visual Studio still needs the Extension.
 
-* **Step 2**
-Visual Commander allows the user to create Extensions for Visual Studio. Go to the new VCmd tab in Visual Studio and select Extensions. Select **Add** in the Extensions area and **Edit** on the newly created extension. You can give the Extension a name like "clang_on_save", but what's important is making sure the language is set to C#. Copy the following code into the extension:
+## **Step 2**
+Visual Commander allows the user to create Extensions for Visual Studio. 
+* Go to the new VCmd tab in Visual Studio and select Extensions. 
+* Select **Add** in the Extensions area and **Edit** on the newly created extension. 
+* You can give the Extension a name like "clang_on_save", but what's important is making sure the language is set to C#. 
+* Copy the following code into the extension:
 
 ```
 using EnvDTE;
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   private EnvDTE.DocumentEvents documentEvents;
 }
 ```
+* Then hit Save, Compile and Install. 
 
-Then hit Save, Compile and Install. Visual Studio should now apply Clang Format to any C and C++ documents upon saving them. You can also manually run Clang Format without saving by hitting Ctrl+R then Ctrl+D.
+Visual Studio should now apply Clang Format to any C and C++ documents upon saving them. You can also manually run Clang Format without saving by hitting Ctrl+R then Ctrl+D.
 
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