diff --git a/tuos-fonts/README.md b/tuos-fonts/README.md
index 97fef5e..a793515 100644
--- a/tuos-fonts/README.md
+++ b/tuos-fonts/README.md
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ supported by the University of Sheffield.
 ## Installation 
 * First, we use `autoinst` to generate LaTeX styles
   for both fonts.
-  * Unzip the archive with the fonts:
+* Unzip the archive with the fonts:
 ```
 mkdir fonts
 cd fonts 
@@ -35,25 +35,27 @@ unzip ../Fonts.zip
   * Now use `autoinst` for generating the font-specific LaTeX
     styles (using the default, autoinst will install the styles
     in your home directory):
-    * Stephenson (the serif font) 
+   * Stephenson (the serif font) 
 ```
 autoinst Steph.ttf StephBd.ttf StephIt.ttf
 ```
-    * Blake (the sans serif font) 
+   * Blake (the sans serif font) 
 ```
 autoinst -sanserif Blake.ttf BlakeBd.ttf BlakeIt.ttf 
 ```
-      * Most likely, you need to update the font maps. Please consult
-        your LaTeX distribution and operating system help for detailed
-        instructions. For example, in case Debian, you might (for a
-        system wide-installation) to edit
-        `/etc/texmf/web2c/updmap.cfg` and add the two lines (adapt the
-        path information):
+* Most likely, you need to update the font maps. Please consult
+  your LaTeX distribution and operating system help for detailed
+  instructions. For example, in case Debian, you might (for a
+  system wide-installation) to edit
+  `/etc/texmf/web2c/updmap.cfg` and add the two lines (adapt the
+  path information):
+  
 ```
 MixedMap TUOSBlake/TUOSBlake.map
 MixedMap TUOSStephenson/TUOSStephenson.map
-``
-        and call `update-updmap`.
+```
+  and call `update-updmap`.
+
 * For your convince, you might want to install `tuos-fonts.sty`, which
   just includes the generated styles for Stephenson and Blake and
   configures them using lining figures (as this is the default used by