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manual.tex

@@ -220,7 +220,9 @@ writing the dissertation that will earn you that degree you want.
     \footnote{\url{http://www.tf.uni-kiel.de/de/promotionen-und-habilitationen}}
 
   \item
-    Find a printing service that complies with the University Library's requirements
+    Think about whether you want to produce printed copies of your thesis.
+    If you do,
+    find a printing service that complies with the University Library's requirements
     (see \autoref{sub:print} for details).
     Which printing service you choose will influence the page size you will be using.
     Making this decision early on will spare you the trouble of having to change the page size later,
@@ -358,7 +360,7 @@ to obtain information you need for your printing version.
     Draw a fancy picture to be printed on the cover's front.\footnote{%
       As one former PhD student notes:
       the picture should not be too fancy
-      or else the existing covers would look lame by comparison\ldots}
+      or else the existing covers would look lame in comparison\ldots}
 
   \item
     Make sure that you include the correct number on your cover.
@@ -427,7 +429,7 @@ It is now time to make sure everything adheres to the rules.
     and compile the final version
     of your book.
     Note that from now on
-    your must not change the number of pages in your book.
+    your should not change the number of pages in your book.
 
 \end{enumerate}
 
@@ -1698,8 +1700,8 @@ Hauke Fuhrmann,
 Reinhard von Hanxleden,
 Lasse Kliemann, and Christoph Daniel Schulze.
 The book cover design was conceived by Hauke Fuhrmann.
-All \LaTeX\ implementations, the website, and the manual were written
-and were originally maintained by Lasse Kliemann.
+All \LaTeX\ implementations, the website, and the manual
+were originally written and maintained by Lasse Kliemann.
 The responsibility for maintaining everything
 has moved to Christoph Daniel Schulze in late 2016.