Home/Self-Learn/ESP_PIO_Intro.md

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 Open VSCode and install the PlatformIO IDE extension.
 
-![VSCode Extensions Tab](images/vscode_extensions_tab.png)
+![VSCode Extensions Tab](../images/vscode_extensions_tab.png)
 
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 In PlatformIO, select **Create project** in the left sidebar.
 
-![Create New Project Step 1](images/pio_create_new_project1.png)
-![Create New Project Step 2](images/pio_create_new_project2.png)
+![Create New Project Step 1](../images/pio_create_new_project1.png)
+![Create New Project Step 2](../images/pio_create_new_project2.png)
 
 Choose an appropriate name for your project, select **ESP32 Dev Module** as the board, and **Arduino** as the framework.
 
-![Create New Project Step 3](images/pio_create_new_project3.png)
+![Create New Project Step 3](../images/pio_create_new_project3.png)
 
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 ## PIO Overview
 
-![PIO Overview](images/pio_overview.png)
+![PIO Overview](../images/pio_overview.png)
 
 After the project is created, you will land on this page. This is the programming environment where you will work. On the left, you see the folder structure that PlatformIO sets up.
 Write your code in the `main.cpp` file located in the `src` folder.
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 - In VSCode choose the button **build&upload** in the lower left corner of the IDE. 
 
-<img src="images/pio_upload.png" width = "500">
+<img src="../images/pio_upload.png" width = "500">
 
 - If the compilation of and the upload of the code to the ESP has been successfull, this message will appear:
 
-<img src="images/pio_upload_success.png" width = "600">
+<img src="../images/pio_upload_success.png" width = "600">
 
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