linking/Getting-links.md

 # Getting links
 
-It is really use when sharing data with a colleague to be able to send them directly to the relevant place.  
+It is really use when sharing data with a colleague to be able to send them directly to the relevant place. Here are instructions for getting a link to 
+* [a Project or Dataset](#Link to a Project or Dataset)
+* an image in the browser
+* an image in the viewer
+* a zoomed-in area of image
 
 
-
-### Link to a Project or Dataset
+## Link to a Project or Dataset
 1. Select the folder from the lefthand pane (blue for project / green for dataset)
 2. On the righthand pane under, General, click link button
 3. Copy the link with Ctrl+c or ⌘+c
 ![](media/link_dataset.png)
 
-### Link to an image in the browser
+## Link to an image in the browser
 1. Select the image os it is highlighted blue:
 	* a. In the lefthand navigator pane OR
 	* b. in the browser 
@@ -19,11 +22,11 @@ It is really use when sharing data with a colleague to be able to send them dire
 
 ![](media/link_image_in_browser.png)
 
-### Link to an image in the browser
+## Link to an image in the viewer
 1. Double click the image to image to open it in the viewer.
 2. Copy the URL from the address bar
 
-### Link zoomed in area of image
+## Link to a zoomed-in area of image
 This is great showing details on slides.  Consider creating and labelling RoIs too. 
 1. Double click the image to image to open it in the viewer.
 2. Zoom to the area of interest