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 ## Base Line - The Single component
 
-The [Base Line](apps/baseline/README.md) application implements the contact manangement form in a single angular component, directly using the example techniques from the [Reactive Forms](https://angular.io/guide/reactive-forms) documentation.
+The [Base Line](apps/baseline) application implements the contact manangement form in a single angular component, directly using the example techniques from the [Reactive Forms](https://angular.io/guide/reactive-forms) documentation.
 
 ## Components Creating Own Form Controls
 
 When searching the Internet for examples of nested forms in Angular, one popular approach is to have each sub-component be responsible for creating its own form controls. The parent form is passed in as an `@Input`, and the component adds its components to the form using the `addControl(name, control)` method.
 
-The [Parent Form](apps/parent-form/README.md) application explores this approach.
+The [Parent Form](apps/parent-form) application explores this approach.
 
 ## Parent Component Creates Form and Passes Form Controls Into Child Components
 
 Another approach is to allow the outermost, or parent, component create the full Reactive Form. Each child component is given the `FormGroup` containing the portion of the form that it is responsible for rendering.
 
-The [Global Form](apps/global-form/README.md) application explores this approach.
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