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docs/mapImages.md

@@ -19,10 +19,10 @@ These two features are heavilty relied on by the Lot Occupancy System.
 
 Take the screenshot above.
 
-- The map has two main sections, D and E.
-- Within each section, there are groups 1, 2, and 3.
-- Each group has a north side (N) and a south side (S).
-- Each side has 3 or 6 lots.
+-   The map has two main sections, D and E.
+-   Within each section, there are groups 1, 2, and 3.
+-   Each group has a north side (N) and a south side (S).
+-   Each side has 3 or 6 lots.
 
 The `id` for the top leftmost lot is `E-1-N-1`.
 The `id` for the bottom rightmost lot is `D-3-S-3`.
@@ -32,12 +32,11 @@ The `id` for the bottom rightmost lot is `D-3-S-3`.
 In order to link the lot record in the application to the lot path in the image,
 the `id` attribute of the `<path>` tag should match the Map SVG ID set on the lot record.
 
-Non-exact matching can also be done.  If all lot paths in the SVG image are grouped,
+Non-exact matching can also be done. If all lot paths in the SVG image are grouped,
 and those groups have their `id` attributes set, the application will for the first matching
 path or group, removing pieces from the end of the configured Map SVG ID.
 
 For example, if the application comes across a new lot with Map SVG ID `E-1-N-7`,
-there is no exact match.  The application will then look for `E-1-N`,
-which will match a group of six lots.  The six lots will be highlighted
+there is no exact match. The application will then look for `E-1-N`,
+which will match a group of six lots. The six lots will be highlighted
 until the map is revised with the new lot.
-

docs/shortcuts.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 
 # Keyboard Shortcuts
 
-Note that the keys needed to access the keyboard shortcuts
+Note that the key combinations needed to access the keyboard shortcuts
 vary by browser and operating system.
 
 For example, the Mozilla Firefox web browser running on Windows uses <kbd>Shift</kbd> + <kbd>Alt</kbd>,