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@@ 479,11 479,13 @@ However, unlike the `OperatingSystem` parameter, whatever `[Build:]` version num
 To utilize the **`[Vers_*]`** subparameters, you will need to retrieve the file or product version numbers from an executable file. To do so:
 
   - Within PowerShell, invoke the following command:
+
     ```powershell
     [System.Diagnostics.FileVersionInfo]::GetVersionInfo("C:\example_file.exe") | Select FileVersion, ProductVersion
     ```
 
   - And you will notice the following output:
+
     ```
     FileVersion       ProductVersion
     -----------       --------------


@@ 491,6 493,7 @@ To utilize the **`[Vers_*]`** subparameters, you will need to retrieve the file 
     ```
 
   - Then, specify either outputted value inside the `[Build:]` argument in the following manner:
+
     ```xml
     <VerifyInstall>[Vers_File]C:\example_file.exe[Build:1.0]</VerifyInstall>
 


@@ 505,19 508,23 @@ To utilize the **`[Program]`** subparameter, you can verify the existence of a:
 
 - **Product Code**:
   - Open the `Programs and Features` applet of the Windows Control Panel, and retrieve the name of the installed program you wish to verify the existence of:
+
     ![Programs and Features](/readme/example_verifyinstall_program.gif)
 
   - Within PowerShell, enter the following command:
+
     ```powershell
     Get-ChildItem HKLM:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall | % {Get-ItemProperty $_.PSPath} | ? {$_.DisplayName -eq "Example Program"} | Select PSChildName
     ```
 
   - Within PowerShell, enter the following command, if you're utilizing a x86 program on an AMD64 system:
+
     ```powershell
     Get-ChildItem HKLM:\Software\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall | % {Get-ItemProperty $_.PSPath} | ? {$_.DisplayName -eq "Example Program"} | Select PSChildName
     ```
 
   - And you will notice the following output:
+
     ```
     PSChildName
     -----------


@@ 525,25 532,30 @@ To utilize the **`[Program]`** subparameter, you can verify the existence of a:
     ```
 
   - Then, specify the outputted value in this fashion:
+
     ```xml
     <VerifyInstall>[Program]{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}</VerifyInstall>
     ```
 
   - Or if you wish to verify the existence an installed program's respective version number along with its product code:
+
     ```xml
     <VerifyInstall>[Program]{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}[Build:1.0]</VerifyInstall>
     ```
 
 - **Program Name**:
   - Open the `Programs and Features` applet of the Windows Control Panel, and retrieve the name of the installed program you wish to verify the existence of:
+
     ![Programs and Features](/readme/example_verifyinstall_program.gif)
 
   - Then, specify a program name in this fashion:
+
     ```xml
     <VerifyInstall>[Program]Example Program</VerifyInstall>
     ```
 
   - Or if you wish to verify the existence an installed program's respective version number along with its name:
+
     ```xml
     <VerifyInstall>[Program]Example Program[Build:1.0]</VerifyInstall>
     ```