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 ## Summarize the posterior distribution of networks
 Next, we can summarize the distribution of networks by maximizing the clade credibilities.
 To do so, open `BEAUti` and select `File > Launch Apps`.
-Then, select `Reassortment Network Annotator`.
+Then, select `Reassortment Network Summarizer`.
 
 Next, choose the `networks.trees` file as input for the `Reassortment Network log file` and choose the file where the mcc network should be saved to and press analyse.
 
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 Keep in mind though that the numbering of segments is not neccessarily the biological one, but the alphabetical one (for implementation reasons).
 
 ## Visualize the network using icytree.org
-Next, open your browser and go to the webpage [icytree.org](icytree.org){% cite vaughan2017icytree --file Reassortment-Tutorial/master-refs %}
+Next, open your browser and go to the webpage [icytree.org](https://icytree.org){% cite vaughan2017icytree --file Reassortment-Tutorial/master-refs %}
 The resulting mcc network file can now be drag and dropped into icytree to visualize the network.
 Icytree plots the network as a base tree that is connected by dotted branches.
 This implies that at a reassortment event, there is a difference between the two parent branches.