updated terminal content

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diff --git a/source/images/Terminal-toolbar.png b/source/images/Terminal-toolbar.png
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diff --git a/source/terminal.rst b/source/terminal.rst
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--- a/source/terminal.rst
+++ b/source/terminal.rst
@@ -7,14 +7,14 @@ About
 
 Terminal is a full-screen text mode program that provides a Command-Line Interface (CLI) to the software on a Linux system, such as the Fedora Linux that Sugar on the XO is based on. Users type (sometimes cryptic) commands to perform file management, system administration, or in fact almost anything that can be done within Linux that does not involve graphics or video. 
 
-For example, typing **pwd** (Print name of current/Working Directory) at the command line in the home directory gives that location as /home/olpc, and typing **ls** at the command line in /home/olpc in a fresh installation of Sugar 0.94.1 in English results in this listing of its contents.
+For example, typing **pwd** (Print name of current/Working Directory) at the command line in the home directory gives that location as /home/olpc, and typing **ls** at the command line lists the content of the current directory.
 
 Where to get Terminal
 ---------------------
 
 Terminal is provided with Sugar on every XO. However, by default it is not selected for display in the Home view as a Favorite.
 
-* To select Terminal as a Favorite, go to Home view, then click the List view icon. Type Te into the search box. Click the star next to Terminal. When you switch back to the ring of icons in Home view, Terminal will be visible. 
+* To select Terminal as a Favorite, go to Home view, then click the List view icon. Type **Te** into the search box. Click the star next to Terminal. When you switch back to the ring of icons in Home view, Terminal will be visible. 
 
 * Alternatively, you can leave Terminal unselected, and start it from list view by clicking its icon or selecting Start from its hover menu. 
 
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ Using
 
 * Type commands with options that modify their effects and arguments, usually file names or other indications of where to get input and where to put output. 
 
-Examples: pwd and ls, as shown above
+Examples: **pwd** and **ls**, as shown above
 
 * Chain programs together, so that the following program processes the output of the earlier program. 
 
@@ -33,9 +33,9 @@ Examples: pwd and ls, as shown above
 
     ls | grep "Sugar"
 
-Get a listing of the current directory, but show only lines where the file or directory name includes the text "Sugar". The | symbol, read pipe, represents the data link between the programs.
+Get a listing of the current directory, but show only lines where the file or directory name includes the text "Sugar". The **|** symbol, read pipe, represents the data link between the programs.
 
-* Get information on programs. For example, many commands respond to the -h or --help options with a concise summary. 
+* Get information on programs. For example, many commands respond to the **-h** or **--help** options with a concise summary. 
 
 ::
 
@@ -43,16 +43,20 @@ Get a listing of the current directory, but show only lines where the file or di
     Usage: grep [OPTION]... PATTERN [FILE]... 
     Try `grep --help' for more information.
 
-The man and info utilities are unfortunately not available on XOs, but will undoubtedly be included in Sugar whenever the XO of that time is capacious enough for all of the manual and information pages in all of the supported languages.
+The **man** and **info** utilities are unfortunately not available on XOs, but will undoubtedly be included in Sugar whenever the XO of that time is capacious enough for all of the manual and information pages in all of the supported languages.
 
 
-The Toolbars
+The Toolbar
 ------------
 
-* Activity: Name this session, Exit
-* Edit (scissors icon) Copy and Paste
-* View (eye icon) Increase or Decrease font size; Full Screen
-* Tabs: Open new tab; Close current tab; Next tab; Previous tab
+.. image :: images/Terminal-toolbar.png
+
+* Activity: Name this session and add a description to Journal
+* Edit (scissors icon): Copy and Paste
+* View (eye icon): Increase or Decrease font size, view in full screen
+* Help: Display useful commands
+* Stop: Close terminal activity
+* Tabs: Open and close tabs
 
 Learning with Terminal
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