Add text to screenshot indicating it links to a live example.

Author: mythz

src/ServiceStack.Northwind/ServiceStack.Northwind/vcard-format.htm

@@ -154,23 +154,28 @@ <h1>Specific Media Types vs Data Formats</h1>
     <p>
         It's not given as much prominence as ServiceStack's other formats simply because supporting specific media types
         require more development effort to implement and are unlike other built-in ServiceStack generic formats
-        (JSON, XML, CSV, JSV, HTML, SOAP) that all your services can immediately take advantage of without any extra effort.
+        (JSON, XML, CSV, JSV, HTML, SOAP) that all your services can immediately take advantage of <b>without any extra effort</b>.
     </p>
 
     <p>
-    	Although when you need to, adding Custom Media Types in Service Stack is easy where with just 1 Line of Code you
+    	Although when you need to, adding Custom Media Types in Service Stack is easy where with just <b>1 Line of Code</b> you
     	can register your format and have it is immediately availble in ServiceStack's REST pipeline and auto-generated
     	<a href="metadata">/metadata</a> pages.
     </p>
 
     <h2>Custom media types - VCard</h2>
     <p>
-        Although when your clients have built-in support for a specific media-type it can allow richer functionality and
+        At times when your clients have built-in support for a specific media-type it can allow richer functionality and
         a deeper integration into users applications than what would otherwise be possible. An example of this is
         allowing users to import contact information directly into Outlook by providing contact information
         in the <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VCard">VCard Format</a> which they can download off a contact directory search.
     </p>
 
+    <p>
+    	Below is a live example of what is possible which utilizes data returned from Northwinds <b>Customer</b> web services that
+    	allows for the unusual relationship of allowing a MONO web server deep access into your Windows Outlook client :)
+    </p>
+
     <a href="customers/ALFKI?format=x-vcard"><img src="img/vcard-ALFKI.png" alt="Maria Anders VCard" style="margin:10px;" /></a>
 
     <h3>Supporting the VCard Format in ServiceStack</h3>