docs(gkeys): Improve content formatting

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 ## First-time setup
 
-1. Install the [Logitech Gaming Software (LGS)](http://support.logitech.com/en_ca/software/gaming-software). If you already have it installed, make sure the version is newer than 8.55 -- If it is older, upgrade.
-2. Start LGS
-3. Start or restart mumble
-4. Open the LGS window ![Screenshot](Open-lgs.png)
-5. Open the G-keys view <img src="Open-gkeys-border.png" alt="Screenshot" width=300>
-6. You should see that a "mumble" profile has been created <img src="Mumble-profile-border.png" alt="Screenshot" width=300> ![Screenshot](Mumble-profile-detail.png)
-7. Right click the mumble profile and select **"Set as Default"** or **"Set as Persistent"**.\
-   This is required due to limitations of the Logitech G-key API, since it was designed for use only with games in mind.
-   *We recommend setting the mumble profile as default.*
-   For more information, see "What are persistent and default profiles?" in the LGS help by clicking on the "?" icon on the LGS window, or in [the online manual (PDF)(page 54)](http://www.logitech.com/assets/51813/3/lgs-guide.pdf).\
-   *If mumble is not set as the default or persistent profile, then your keys will not be active unless mumble is the active window.*
-   ![Screenshot](Set-as-default.png) ![Screenshot](Set-as-default-detail.png)
-8. In mumble, you should now be able to set G-keys as your shortcut keys ![Screenshot](Mumble-gkey-shortcuts.png)
+Install the [Logitech Gaming Software (LGS)](http://support.logitech.com/en_ca/software/gaming-software).
+
+If it is already installed, ensure it is at least version 8.55.
+
+1\. Launch LGS
+
+2\. Launch or restart Mumble.
+
+3\. Open the LGS window
+
+![Screenshot](Open-lgs.png)
+
+5\. Open the G-keys view
+
+<img src="Open-gkeys-border.png" alt="Screenshot" width=300>
+
+6\. You should see that a "mumble" profile has been created
+
+<img src="Mumble-profile-border.png" alt="Screenshot" width=300>
+
+![Screenshot](Mumble-profile-detail.png)
+
+7\. Right click the mumble profile and select **"Set as Default"** or **"Set as Persistent"**.
+
+This is required due to limitations of the Logitech G-key API, since it was designed for use only with games in mind.
+
+*We recommend setting the mumble profile as default.*
+
+*For more information, see "What are persistent and default profiles?" in the LGS help by clicking on the "?" icon on the LGS window, or in [the online manual (PDF)(page 54)](http://www.logitech.com/assets/51813/3/lgs-guide.pdf).*
+
+*If mumble is not set as the default or persistent profile, then your keys will not be active unless mumble is the active window.*
+
+<img src="Set-as-default.png" alt="Screenshot" width=300>
+
+![Screenshot](Set-as-default-detail.png)
+
+8\. In Mumble, you should now be able to set G-keys as your shortcut keys
+
+![Screenshot](Mumble-gkey-shortcuts.png)