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@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ These core sample datasets are very useful while learning Slicer and its modules
 
 Extensions like SlicerMorph can register their own custom sample dataset, hence what you see as sample data (beyond the first 17 datasets) will be dependent on what extensions you have installed to your Slicer.  
 
-Slicer's core sample data and SlicerMorph's sample datasets behave differently. As you have seen above, Slicer's core datasets are immediately loaded into the active scene. On the contrary, almost all SlicerMorph sample data do not automatically load into the active scene, but are saved onto the disk. You will be prompted a **dialog box** in which you will specify where to download the sample file. We advise creating a `SlicerMorph_SampleData` folder on your desktop (or some other convenient location on your computer), and then save them into this folder. After that, you need to navigate to this folder, and unzip them (for the compressed ones). After that you can manually add those datasets to the scene, or provide them as input to SlicerMorph modules as needed. The only exception to this is the sample data associated with the `FastModelAlign` module, which is automatically loaded into the scene. 
+Slicer's core sample data and SlicerMorph's sample datasets behave differently. As you have seen above, Slicer's core datasets are immediately loaded into the active scene. On the contrary, almost all SlicerMorph sample data **do not automatically load into the active scene**, but are saved onto the disk. You will be prompted a **dialog box** in which you will specify where to download the sample file. We advise creating a `SlicerMorph_SampleData` folder on some other convenient location on your computer (e.g., MyData folder if your using MorphoCloud instances), and then save them into this folder. After that, you need to navigate to this folder, and unzip them (for the compressed ones). After that you can manually add those datasets to the scene, or provide them as input to SlicerMorph modules as needed. The only exception to this is the sample data associated with the `FastModelAlign` module, which is automatically loaded into the scene. 
 
 ### Description and contents of SlicerMorph datasets