diff --git a/Drucker-per-Powershell-Managen.md b/Drucker-per-Powershell-Managen.md
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@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ The built-in PrintManagement PowerShell module includes 22 cmdlets for managing
 `Get-Command –Module PrintManagement
 `
 
+```
 Add-Printer – add (install) a new printer;
 Add-PrinterDriver – install a new printer driver;
 Add-PrinterPort – create a local print port;
@@ -31,6 +32,7 @@ Set-Printer – update the printer configuration;
 Set-PrinterProperty – change printer properties;
 Suspend-PrintJob – suspend (pause) the print job;
 Write-PrinterNfcTag – write information into the NFC tag.
+```
 
 
 ### Adding Printer Drivers to the DriverStore
@@ -48,18 +50,23 @@ Once the driver has been installed in the Windows Driver Store, it must be added
 `
 
 Copy the exact name of the printer driver from the INF file.
+
+
 List available print drivers:
 
 `Get-PrinterDriver
 `
+
 ### How to Install Printer with PowerShell
 Before creating a new printer, you must add a printer port. This can be a local port or it can be a network port (to send print jobs to a remote printer over the network). For example:
 `Add-PrinterPort -Name "LocalPort:" -ErrorAction -Verbose
 `
+
 Or specify the remote printer IP or print server name as the PrinterHostAddress.
 
 `Add-PrinterPort -Name "IP_192.168.10.26" -PrinterHostAddress "192.168.10.26"
 `
+
 To create a new printer in Windows, specify the printer name, driver, and port:
 
 `Add-Printer -Name "Ricoh IM 2702" -DriverName "Kyocera Classic Universaldriver PCL6" -PortName USB001 -Verbose