Fix links from README.

Samples/HelloWorld/HOWTO-BASH.md

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+
+Building and Running: dotnet CLI + Bash
+=======================================
+
+This tutorial assumes you are using a Bash shell together with the
+`dotnet` CLI (2.0 or greater).  The commands here should work on Mac
+OS, Linux, and Windows.
+
+Building
+--------
+
+To build everything, make sure the AMBROSIA binary distrubition is in
+your PATH (e.g. `which AmbrosiaCS`) and run the script:
+
+	./build_dotnetcore.sh
+
+Now you have binaries built under the paths `Server/publish`,
+`Client1/publish`, and `Client2/publish`.  The two clients are
+*different* examples, and only one or the other should be run at a time.
+
+
+Registering
+-----------
+
+Before we can run the client/server, we need to register metadata
+about these AMBROSIA instances with in the cloud table storage.  Pick
+a name for your client and server instances.
+
+    Ambrosia RegisterInstance -i myclient --rp 2000 --sp 2001 -l ./logs
+    Ambrosia RegisterInstance -i myserver --rp 2000 --sp 2001 -l ./logs	
+
+We've told AMBROSIA that it will use `./logs` for storing logs locally,
+but in a production environment of course logs would need to be on a
+remotely-mounted file system that is durable even when the machine fails.
+
+
+Running
+-------
+
+First let's run the server.  Open a terminal, and let's set up some of
+the configuration information that will be used by the
+`runAmbrosiaService.sh` script to launch your process.
+
+    export AMBROSIA_INSTANCE_NAME=myclient
+	export AMBROSIA_IMMORTALCOORDINATOR_PORT=1500
+	export AZURE_STORAGE_CONN_STRING=...
+
+To launch a service we're going to use a convenience script called
+`runAmbrosiaService.sh` which is included in the binary distribution
+of AMBROSIA.  This handles starting the immortal coordinator and
+monitorying its health.
+
+	runAmbrosiaService.sh 
+
+You could start ImmortalCoordinator yourself, as well, by using two
+separate terminals to run:
+
+
+Cleanup
+-------
+

Samples/HelloWorld/HOWTO-DOCKER.md

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+
+
+
+
+Building and Running: Docker
+----------------------------
+
+docker run -it --rm --env "AZURE_STORAGE_CONN_STRING=$AZURE_STORAGE_CONN_STRING" \
+       --env  --env "AMBROSIA_IMMORTALCOORDINATOR_PORT=1600" \
+       ambrosia-hello runAmbrosiaService.sh dotnet Client2/publish/Client2.dll $CNAME $SNAME
+
+
+Building and Running: Windows / Visual Studio
+---------------------------------------------

Samples/HelloWorld/README.md

@@ -7,13 +7,13 @@ This sample shows two immortals communicating, a client and a server. You can bu
 To run it yourself, refer to the version of the tutorial that matches
 your tooling environment:
 
- * [HOWTO-windows.md](./HOWTO-windows.md): Build and run using
+ * [HOWTO-WINDOWS.md](./HOWTO-WINDOWS.md): Build and run using
    Windows-native tooling, e.g. Visual Studio and `cmd.exe`.
 
- * [HOWTO-bash.md](./HOWTO-bash.md): Build and run on your local
+ * [HOWTO-BASH.md](./HOWTO-BASH.md): Build and run on your local
    machine (Mac, Windows, Linux) using Bash scripts.
 
- * [HOWTO-docker.md](./HOWTO-docker.md): Build and run inside
+ * [HOWTO-DOCKER.md](./HOWTO-DOCKER.md): Build and run inside
    containers using Docker.