Fixes to parser errors

AzureTodoMac/Readme.md

@@ -14,10 +14,10 @@ urlFragment: azuretodomac
 
 This sample covers using Azure Cloud Data in a Xamarin.Mac application by creating a simple ToDo list application.
 
-## UPDATE: the most recent (Nov-16) version of the [Azure Mobile Client NuGet](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.Azure.Mobile.Client/) doesn't explicitly support the Xamarin.Mac platform, so the NET45 assemblies have been referenced directly in this sample.
+UPDATE: the most recent (Nov-16) version of the [Azure Mobile Client NuGet](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.Azure.Mobile.Client/) doesn't explicitly support the Xamarin.Mac platform, so the NET45 assemblies have been referenced directly in this sample.
 
 **NOTE:** You'll need to edit the `Constants` class and provide your Azure Developer Credentials by setting the `ApplicationURL` values _before_ this sample can be successfully run.
 
-## The table configured in Azure should also have the same columns as the `TodoItem` class: `id`, `text`, `notes`, `complete`.
+The table configured in Azure should also have the same columns as the `TodoItem` class: `id`, `text`, `notes`, `complete`.
 
-![](Screenshots/01.png)
+![AzureToDoMac sample screenshot](Screenshots/01.png)

MacCopyPaste/Readme.md

@@ -12,5 +12,6 @@ urlFragment: maccopypaste
 ---
 # MacCopyPaste
 
-## This sample covers working with the Pasteboard (`NSPasteboard`) to provide **Cut**, **Copy** and **Paste** operationsin a Xamarin.Mac application. It shows how to work with standard data types that can be shared between multiple apps and how to support custom data within a give app.
-## **Note:** This sample currently contains a workaround to [Bugzilla Defect #31760](https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=31760). When the version of Xamarin.Mac is  released that fixes this issue, this sample will be updated to the correct version. The correct source code has been included as a reference.
+This sample covers working with the Pasteboard (`NSPasteboard`) to provide **Cut**, **Copy** and **Paste** operationsin a Xamarin.Mac application. It shows how to work with standard data types that can be shared between multiple apps and how to support custom data within a give app.
+
+**Note:** This sample currently contains a workaround to [Bugzilla Defect #31760](https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=31760). When the version of Xamarin.Mac is  released that fixes this issue, this sample will be updated to the correct version. The correct source code has been included as a reference.

NSPortExample/Readme.md

@@ -14,13 +14,13 @@ urlFragment: nsportexample
 
 The following is an example showing use of `NSMessagePort` & `CFMessagePort` to send information cross process, between applications. In the case of this example, from a Xamarin.Mac C# program to a running Objective-C program.
 
-## The example is based off the [Inter-Process Communication](http://nshipster.com/inter-process-communication/) article by Mattt Thompson.
+The example is based off the [Inter-Process Communication](http://nshipster.com/inter-process-communication/) article by Mattt Thompson.
 
-## **Note:** There are a few binding that are used in the article that are not currently available in Xamarin.Mac. These are being tracked by this [Bugzilla](https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=30815) defect.
+**Note:** There are a few binding that are used in the article that are not currently available in Xamarin.Mac. These are being tracked by this [Bugzilla](https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=30815) defect.
 
 ## Running this Example
 
-Follow these instructions to run this sample: 
+Follow these instructions to run this sample:
 
 1. Build and launch MessageReceiver first (via XCode)
 2. Build and launch MessageSender (via Xamarin Studio)