diff --git a/docs/fivem-txadmin-server-base.md b/docs/fivem-txadmin-server-base.md
index d8ec62472..384550fff 100644
--- a/docs/fivem-txadmin-server-base.md
+++ b/docs/fivem-txadmin-server-base.md
@@ -22,13 +22,14 @@ txAdmin is a completely free to use, full-featured web panel to Manage & Monitor
 
 The best way to get started, is to have a freshly installed txAdmin Server. This means, no active Recipe or Resources running on the server yet, the Server should be in "setup mode".
 When you log into txAdmin, you should see the following:
-INSERT SCREENSHOT FROM SETUP PAGE
+
+![img](https://screensaver01.zap-hosting.com/index.php/s/oXakf3qoJaim7ex/download)
 
 ## Uploading your Server Base
 
-IMPORTANT: Your server base should include a resources folder, server.cfg and if the base needs a MySQL Database, also a .sql file for the import of the Database Structure
+:::info Your server base should include a resources folder, server.cfg and if the base needs a MySQL Database, also a .sql file for the import of the Database Structure :::
 
-In the next step, we have to upload our Server base. Access the Server for this via FTP. 
+In the next step, we have to upload our Server base. Access the Server for this via FTP. If you need help with FTP Access, take a look at our guide here: [Access via FTP](gameserver-ftpaccess.md) 
 If you are logged in via FTP, enter the "gta5-fivem-txadmin" folder, you should now see the following:
 
 ![img](https://screensaver01.zap-hosting.com/index.php/s/N9AtaKrydLRk5Sy/preview)
@@ -113,7 +114,7 @@ Now, we just press "Save & Start Server"
 ## Importing the Database
 
 If your Server needs a MySQL Database, it needs to include a .sql file. This has to be imported into the database. For that, we already have a guide, you can check it out here:
-GUIDE
+[Import Database](fivem-sql-file-import.md) 
 
 The last step now, would be to automatically configure the MySQL Connection String, so the server can connect to the database. To do so, visit the "Settings" Page of your Gameserver in the ZAP Interface, and at the bottom, click the "Reconfigure MySQL Connection String" button.