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README.md

@@ -50,20 +50,20 @@ If you run .dockerbackup_prune.sh it will prune the number of backup archives th
 then finally uploades to google drive and deletes the large archive (if that's what you set).
 Then it will prune the number of archive files for each 
 
-# local archive only (no pruning)
+**local archive only (no pruning)**
 ./dockerbackup_prune.sh
 
-# local archive + real prune, keep new archive locally. Default prune is 5 archives)
+**local archive + real prune, keep new archive locally. Default prune is 5 archives)**
 ./dockerbackup_prune.sh --apply
 
-# local archive + upload + prune dry-run (no actual prune), keep new archive locally (default location is /tmp)
+**local archive + upload + prune dry-run (no actual prune), keep new archive locally (default location is /tmp)**
 ./dockerbackup_prune.sh --rclone
 
-# full remote archive, google drive upload + real prune (default 5) + delete new local archive
+**full remote archive, google drive upload + real prune (default 5) + delete new local archive**
 ./dockerbackup_prune.sh --rclone --apply
 
-# Full remote workflow with actual prune leaving 3 archives of each container and final full archive delete.
-# Specify location of docker archives, final archive dir and remote google drive folder.
+**Full remote workflow with actual prune leaving 3 archives of each container and final full archive delete.**
+**Specify location of docker archives, final archive dir and remote google drive folder.**
 ./dockerbackup_prune.sh --root /mydockerarchives --/mybigbackupdolder --keep 3 --rclone /dockergooglebackup --apply
 
 Usage: $0 [--apply] [--quiet] [--dry-run] [--keep N] [--root PATH] [--source PATH] [--outdir PATH] [--remote PATH]