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Use consistent arrows for menu structure 

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@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ The following targets may prove useful:
## Invoking Ant targets inside Eclipse
You can use the `Run As --> Ant Build` and select target, or you can use
the `Windows->Show View->Ant View`. Then select the `build.xml` file and
the `Windows --> Show View --> Ant View`. Then select the `build.xml` file and
drag and drop to the `Ant View`.
Now you can invoke targets by clicking on them.
Note that if you invoke for example the `compile` target, and get error
@ -48,9 +48,9 @@ messages about
it just means that your Eclipse project is set up with JRE libraries instead of JDK libraries.
The suggested fix is to add a JDK in `Window->Preferences->Java->Installed JREs`.
The suggested fix is to add a JDK in `Window --> Preferences --> Java --> Installed JREs`.
Then do a `Project->Properties` and select `Java Build Path` in the left pane, and then
Then do a `Project --> Properties` and select `Java Build Path` in the left pane, and then
select the `Libraries` tab in the right pane. Scroll to the bottom, select the `JRE System Library`,
and click `Remove`. Then click `Add library...` , select `JRE System Library`, and then select
the JDK.