just some small corrections

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src/documentation/uiguidelines/HaikuHIG.xml

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 <para>You probably already know what kind of program you are going to write. If not, put this book away and do some thinking first -- without a clear idea of what you want, it's hard to do something about it. Once you know what general kind of program you would like to create, you also need to figure out who the program is meant for. This can be something as general as 'desktop users' to something as specific as 'Haiku Web Developers'. When you know who the main users of your program will be, you can make certain assumptions about what your users know. You can't necessarily expect a musician to understand how to effectively use a 3D modelling program as advanced as, say, 3D Studio Max.</para>
 
-<para>Depending on how concerned you are about details, you may even want to create a user profile -- a fictional idea of an example user. This can be consist of just one or two sentences or can be several paragraphs. A short user profile contains the person's first name, occupation, level of expertise, and what kinds of things they want to be able to do with their computer. One thing to be sure of is to make the user profile believable -- like a person you might know. In fact, when you design your app, it may be helpful if you know someone who fits into the target audience. You don't want to design you app for that person specifically, but, rather, someone just like them.</para>
+<para>Depending on how concerned you are about details, you may even want to create a user profile -- a fictional idea of an example user. This can consist of just one or two sentences or can be several paragraphs. A short user profile contains the person's first name, occupation, level of expertise, and what kinds of things they want to be able to do with their computer. One thing to be sure of is to make the user profile believable -- like a person you might know. In fact, when you design your app, it may be helpful if you know someone who fits into the target audience. You don't want to design you app for that person specifically, but, rather, someone just like them.</para>
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 <para>Once you know who your users are and what they will be doing, you will need to figure out how it will be done in a general sense. This does not include what your program will actually look like, however. In a personal finance application, one of the user's primary tasks will be entering in transactions. The user will need to type in the data for each transaction or download them from their bank over the Internet. You need to know this kind of information for each task the user will have to perform, common or otherwise.</para>
 
-<para>The actual implementation is determined last, which is why it has not been discussed until now. This is where the general usage of the application is determined. For example, the user will have a form to enter transactions into an account. The form should have text fields for each of the different kinds of data, such as the payee, the amount, and the check number. Somewhere nearby, the user will be able to see all a list of all the transactions in the current account.  Because this is where the actual building of the look of the program takes place, it is crucial at this point in development to know and understand what makes software truly easy to use, so this is what we will examine next. Note that what technologies will be used to actually create the program have not even been mentioned yet. For your audience, technology is merely the means to an end -- a tool -- and not the goal itself.</para>
+<para>The actual implementation is determined last, which is why it has not been discussed until now. This is where the general usage of the application is determined. For example, the user will have a form to enter transactions into an account. The form should have text fields for each of the different kinds of data, such as the payee, the amount, and the check number. Somewhere nearby, the user will be able to see a list of all the transactions in the current account.  Because this is where the actual building of the look of the program takes place, it is crucial at this point in development to know and understand what makes software truly easy to use, so this is what we will examine next. Note that what technologies will be used to actually create the program have not even been mentioned yet. For your audience, technology is merely the means to an end -- a tool -- and not the goal itself.</para>
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