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@@ -26,11 +26,9 @@ The server run on the raspberry pi and outputs the input commands it receives fr
 
 ### Client
 
-The client runs on windows and allows you to connect to a running server. Once connected you can press the configured hotkey (default: `Apps`) to capture all mouse and keyboard and transmit it to the server.
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-![](https://imgur.com/MLKf8Wa.png)
+The client runs on windows and allows you to connect to a running server. Once connected you can press the configured hotkey (default: `Apps`) to capture all mouse and keyboard and transmit it to the server. The `Shutdown Server` will attempt to phyiscally shutdown the device that is running the server allowing one to safely unplug the pi.
 
+![MLKf8Wa](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/5053369/171002399-1ac4d498-21ea-480c-92f7-106b653721a1.png)
 
 
 
@@ -72,7 +70,7 @@ During the first run the client will generate a config file called `inputshare-c
 * `host_address` (**Important**): The address of the raspberry pi that runs the sever
 * `hotkey`: The hotkey that toggles input between the local and remote pc. The hotkey has two parts: the trigger key which triggers the swap and a variable amount of modifier keys which also have to be pressed for the trigger to work. Supported values: [Possible key codes](#appendix-a-possible-key-codes).
 * `blacklist`: All keys included in in this list will be ignored by the client. Supported values: [Possible key codes](#appendix-a-possible-key-codes).
-* `show_network_info`: When set to `true` the client will display the round-trip-time and packet loss to the server. This call also be toggled at runtime by pressing `F1`.
+* `show_network_info`: When set to `true` the client will display the round-trip-time and packet loss to the server. This call also be toggled at runtime by pressing [Show network info](#client).
 * `network_send_rate`: The number of packets per second that the client will send to the server while transmitting. Higher values mean lower latency and smoother mouse movement while lower values mean less network activity. Note that if the send rate is set to high it will flood the connection and cause massive delays / packet loss. Consider that the `mouse-tesselation-factor` option of the server has a similar effect and should be tuned in tandem.
 * `mouse_speed_factor`: changes the mouse speed of the remote device
 
@@ -205,7 +203,7 @@ MIT License
 Accept, Add, Apps, Attn, Back, BrowserBack, BrowserFavorites, BrowserForward, BrowserHome, BrowserRefresh, BrowserSearch, BrowserStop, Cancel, Capital, Clear, Control, Convert, Crsel, Decimal, Delete, Divide, Down, End, Ereof, Escape, Execute, Exsel, F1, F10, F11, F12, F13, F14, F15, F16, F17, F18, F19, F2, F20, F21, F22, F23, F24, F3, F4, F5, F6, F7, F8, F9, Final, GamepadA, GamepadB, GamepadDPadDown, GamepadDPadLeft, GamepadDPadRight, GamepadDPadUp, GamepadLeftShoulder, GamepadLeftThumbStickBut, GamepadLeftThumbStickDow, GamepadLeftThumbStickLef, GamepadLeftThumbStickRig, GamepadLeftThumbStickUp, GamepadLeftTrigger, GamepadMenu, GamepadRightShoulder, GamepadRightThumbStickBu, GamepadRightThumbStickDo, GamepadRightThumbStickLe, GamepadRightThumbStickRi, GamepadRightThumbStickUp, GamepadRightTrigger, GamepadView, GamepadX, GamepadY, HanjaKanji, Help, Home, Ico00, IcoClear, IcoHelp, ImeOff, ImeOn, Insert, Junja, KanaHangeulHangul, Key0, Key1, Key2, Key3, Key4, Key5, Key6, Key7, Key8, Key9, KeyA, KeyB, KeyC, KeyD, KeyE, KeyF, KeyG, KeyH, KeyI, KeyJ, KeyK, KeyL, KeyM, KeyN, KeyO, KeyP, KeyQ, KeyR, KeyS, KeyT, KeyU, KeyV, KeyW, KeyX, KeyY, KeyZ, LaunchApp1, LaunchApp2, LaunchMail, LaunchMediaSelect, LButton, LControl, Left, LMenu, LShift, LWin, MButton, MediaNextTrack, MediaPlayPause, MediaPrevTrack, MediaStop, Menu, ModeChange, Multiply, NavigationAccept, NavigationCancel, NavigationDown, NavigationLeft, NavigationMenu, NavigationRight, NavigationUp, NavigationView, Next, Noname, NonConvert, Numlock, Numpad0, Numpad1, Numpad2, Numpad3, Numpad4, Numpad5, Numpad6, Numpad7, Numpad8, Numpad9, Oem1, Oem102, Oem2, Oem3, Oem4, Oem5, Oem6, Oem7, Oem8, OemAttn, OemAuto, OemAx, OemBackTab, OemClear, OemComma, OemCopy, OemCusel, OemEnlw, OemFinish, OemFjLoya, OemFjMasshou, OemFjRoya, OemFjTouroku, OemJump, OemMinus, OemNecEqualFjJisho, OemPa1, OemPa2, OemPa3, OemPeriod, OemPlus, OemReset, OemWsCtrl, Pa1, Packet, Pause, Play, Print, Prior, ProcessKey, RButton, RControl, Return, Right, RMenu, RShift, RWin, Scroll, Select, Separator, Shift, Sleep, Snapshot, Space, Subtract, Tab, Up, VolumeDown, VolumeMute, VolumeUp, XButton1, XButton2, Zoom
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-**Note 1:** An easy way get the name of a key is to run the client with the argument `print_keys` (`inputshare-client.exe print_keys`). This will open a small window that shows the name of the last pressed key.
+**Note 1:** An easy way get the name of a key is to use the [key tester](#client). This will open a small window that shows the name of the last pressed key.
 
 ![](https://imgur.com/7zO7clu.png)