Getting Started: Use a bold syntax our Jekyll rendered likes

Author: tjvantoll

getting-started/chapter-1.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ The NativeScript CLI has a few system requirements you must have in place before
 
 > **TIP**: If you're a bit overwhelmed by these requirements, or if you're looking for a way to build iOS apps on Windows, you might be interested in [using NativeScript with Telerik AppBuilder](/setup/quick-setup#the-appbuilder-tool-set). Telerik AppBuilder provides tooling for NativeScript apps, including the ability to perform iOS and Android builds in the cloud, which removes the need to complete these system requirements.
 
-After completing the setup you should have two commands available from your terminal: `tns`—which is short for **T**elerik **N**ative**S**cript—and `nativescript`. The two commands are equivalent, so we'll stick with the shorter `tns`.
+After completing the setup you should have two commands available from your terminal: `tns`—which is short for <b>T</b>elerik <b>N</b>ative<b>S</b>cript—and `nativescript`. The two commands are equivalent, so we'll stick with the shorter `tns`.
 
 You can verify the installation was successful by running `tns` in your terminal. You should see something like this: