fixing trademarks as per Marks comments

Signed-off-by: Natasha Mckenzie-Kelly <[email protected]>

Author: tasha-m-k

README.md

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 # zowe-cli-cics-deploy-plugin
 
-This project provides a plug-in for [Zowe CLI](https://github.com/zowe/zowe-cli) to deploy applications developed on a workstation to IBM® CICS® Transaction Server for z/OS® (CICS). It aims to provide an experience similar to deploying to a cloud platform when deploying to CICS®. It will also provide low-level commands for performing individual steps of the deployment process that could be used as part of a CI/CD pipeline.
+This project provides a plug-in for [Zowe CLI](https://github.com/zowe/zowe-cli) to deploy applications developed on a workstation to IBM® CICS® Transaction Server for z/OS® (CICS). It aims to provide an experience similar to deploying to a cloud platform when deploying to CICS. It will also provide low-level commands for performing individual steps of the deployment process that could be used as part of a CI/CD pipeline.
 
 ## Installing
 

docs/pages/cdp/cdp-Log-and-trace-files.md

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 ### Console output
 
-All Zowe CLI CICS deploy plug-in commands send output to the console when invoked. Very often, enough information is provided for you to diagnose and pinpoint the cause of a problem. The commands `cics-deploy push`, `cics-deploy deploy` and `cics-deploy undeploy` accept a `--verbose` command-line option which can generate extra information if needed.
+All Zowe CLI CICS® deploy plug-in commands send output to the console when invoked. Very often, enough information is provided for you to diagnose and pinpoint the cause of a problem. The commands `cics-deploy push`, `cics-deploy deploy` and `cics-deploy undeploy` accept a `--verbose` command-line option which can generate extra information if needed.
 
 ### zowe.log
 
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 ### Node.js logs
 
-By default, CICS® writes Node.js log files on z/OS to the `/tmp` directory. However, the `generate bundle` command creates a number of files including `nodejsapps/<my app name>.profile` (often referred to as the Node.js profile), which you can edit to specify a more convenient log file location. Such logs get written to the directory referenced by the environment variable `WORK_DIR`. For example, you might edit your Node.js profile so that it includes the line:
+By default, CICS writes Node.js log files on z/OS to the `/tmp` directory. However, the `generate bundle` command creates a number of files including `nodejsapps/<my app name>.profile` (often referred to as the Node.js profile), which you can edit to specify a more convenient log file location. Such logs get written to the directory referenced by the environment variable `WORK_DIR`. For example, you might edit your Node.js profile so that it includes the line:
 
 ```properties
 WORK_DIR=/u/<your user id>/nodelogs

docs/pages/cdp/cdp-Zowe-CLI-CICS-deploy-plug-in.md

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 1. Use the [zowe cics-deploy generate bundle](cdp-CLIReadMe#generate--g--gen) command to generate some metadata and artifacts that help the target CICS system understand your application.
 
-2. Use the [zowe cics-deploy push bundle](cdp-CLIReadMe#push--p) command to push the generated bundle to one or more regions within a CICSplex®, enabling and deploying it as an executing application. 
+2. Use the [zowe cics-deploy push bundle](cdp-CLIReadMe#push--p) command to push the generated bundle to one or more regions within a CICSplex, enabling and deploying it as an executing application. 
 
 Should you need it, and if you understand a little more about CICS, further commands like [zowe cics-deploy deploy bundle](cdp-CLIReadMe#deploy--d--dep) and [zowe cics-deploy undeploy bundle](cdp-CLIReadMe#undeploy--u--udep) offer you finer-grained control of the process - for example, to enable you to install a bundle in subsets of CICS regions in a cluster in such a way as to maintain an application's availability for clients.