Typos.

README.markdown

@@ -8,23 +8,21 @@ to grab the mouse and placing windows is a pain. `move_window` to the rescue:
 it lets you position your windows very quickly and cleanly via the commandline
 -- most useful in conjunction with Launchbar or Quicksilver.
 
-Installation
-------------
+## Installation
 
 The script requires Mac OS X 10.10 (Yosemite) as it uses the JavaScript
 automation that was introduced in this version. Just drop the `move_window`
 script into a `bin` directory, for example `/usr/local/bin`.
 
-Usage
------
+## Usage
 
 The syntax is easy: move_window takes screen id, number of x partitions, a range,
 number of y partitions, a range. Examples::
 
-   move_window 0     # Move current window to first screen (0), fill entire screen
-   move_window 021   # fill right half of first screen (screen id 0, 2 X partitions, fill second)
-   move_window 02031 # first screen (0), left half (20), divide in 3 parts in y direction (3) and use middle (1)
-   move_window 031-231 # first screen (0), right two third (31-2), divide in 3 parts in y direction (3) and use middle (1)
+    move_window 0     # Move current window to first screen (0), fill entire screen
+    move_window 021   # fill right half of first screen (screen id 0, 2 X partitions, fill second)
+    move_window 02031 # first screen (0), left half (20), divide in 3 parts in y direction (3) and use middle (1)
+    move_window 031-231 # first screen (0), right two third (31-2), divide in 3 parts in y direction (3) and use middle (1)
 
 See also my [introductive blog post](http://www.sirver.net/blog/2012/01/04/move-window-done-right/) for more
 information and examples.