Update docs/source/noaa_csp.rst

Co-authored-by: Gillian Petro <[email protected]>

docs/source/noaa_csp.rst

@@ -206,15 +206,17 @@ the cluster varies and not immediate and may take several minutes for the cluste
 
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-when the cluster is activate, user will see:
-1. Green dot means the cluster is active, pointed by red-arrow 1.
-2. Green dot means the cluster is active, pointed by red-arrow 2.
-3. Green button means the cluster is active, pointed by red-arrow 3.
-4. Click the blue-square with arrow inside pointed by red-arrow 4 will copy the cluster's IP into clipboard,
-   which you can open a laptop xterm/window, and do `ssh username@the-ip-address` in the xterm window will connect you
-   to the AWS cluster, and you can do you work there.
-5. Which is the `username@the-ip-address`, or your AWS PW cluster. Click it, will have a PW web terminal appear in the
-   bottom of the web-site, which you can work on this terminal to use your AWS cluster.
+When the cluster is activate, the user will see:
+
+#. Green dots meaning that the cluster is active, shown by red arrows 1 & 2.
+#. A green power button meaning that the cluster is active, shown by red arrow 3.
+#. A blue clipboard icon with `username@the-ip-address` to identify your AWS PW cluster. Users can either: 
+
+      * Click the blue clipboard icon indicated by red arrow 4 to copy the cluster's IP address into the clipboard. 
+         You can open a laptop terminal window (e.g., Terminal, Xterm, Git Bash) and run `ssh username@the-ip-address` in the window to connect
+         to the AWS cluster, and you can do your work there.
+      * Click `username@the-ip-address` to open a PW web terminal at the
+         bottom of the website, which you can work in to use your AWS cluster.
 
 Please note, as soon as the cluster is activated, AWS/PW starts charging you for use the cluster.
 As this cluster is exclusive for yourself, AWS keep charging you as long as the cluster is active.