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 <h2 id="dont-sink-your-first-attempts-at-plaintext-accounting">Don’t Sink Your First Attempts at Plaintext Accounting</h2>
-<p>Plain text accounting programs such as Ledger and HLedger are powerful, helpful tools, but your own user errors can take the wind out of your sails when you would rather be breezing through your accounting. Here, then, are several mistakes—ones that I have personally tested—that you will want to avoid in order to enjoy the benefits of plaintext accounting without unnecessary pain.</p>
+<p>Plain text accounting programs such as Ledger and Hledger are powerful, helpful tools, but your own user errors can take the wind out of your sails when you would rather be breezing through your accounting. Here, then, are several mistakes—ones that I have personally tested—that you will want to avoid in order to enjoy the benefits of plaintext accounting without unnecessary pain.</p>
 <h3 id="preliminary-assumptions">Preliminary assumptions:</h3>
 <ul>
 <li><p>You have Ledger or Hledger already installed and running on your PC, and you are ready, or have already begun, to start entering your data.</p></li>
@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ Liabilities:CreditCard</code></pre>
 <pre class="journal"><code>2017/01/15 Acme
   Expenses:Household   20.00
   Liabilities:CreditCard</code></pre>
-<p>If you have been working with US dollars, it’s very easy to think that the above 20.00 refers to $20.00, but Ledger and HLedger will process this amount as something other than US dollars.</p>
+<p>If you have been working with US dollars, it’s very easy to think that the above 20.00 refers to $20.00, but Ledger and Hledger will process this amount as something other than US dollars.</p>
 <h3 id="using-a-comma-when-you-need-a-period">Using a Comma When You Need a Period</h3>
 <p>Another mistake to avoid is inadvertently typing a comma where a decimal in required. Let’s say, for example, that you are recording the purchase of a yacht for slightly more than $1.2 million. Here is the error:</p>
 <pre class="journal"><code>2017/01/16 Mega Yacht Company
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 ## Don’t Sink Your First Attempts at Plaintext Accounting
 
-Plain text accounting programs such as Ledger and HLedger are powerful, helpful tools, but your own user errors can take the wind out of your sails when you would rather be breezing through your accounting. Here, then, are several mistakes—ones that I have personally tested—that you will want to avoid in order to enjoy the benefits of plaintext accounting without unnecessary pain. 
+Plain text accounting programs such as Ledger and Hledger are powerful, helpful tools, but your own user errors can take the wind out of your sails when you would rather be breezing through your accounting. Here, then, are several mistakes—ones that I have personally tested—that you will want to avoid in order to enjoy the benefits of plaintext accounting without unnecessary pain. 
 
 ### Preliminary assumptions:
 
@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ Here’s another error that’s easy to make and easy to overlook – omitting a
   Liabilities:CreditCard
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-If you have been working with US dollars, it’s very easy to think that the above 20.00 refers to $20.00, but Ledger and HLedger will process this amount as something other than US dollars. 
+If you have been working with US dollars, it’s very easy to think that the above 20.00 refers to $20.00, but Ledger and Hledger will process this amount as something other than US dollars. 
 
 ### Using a Comma When You Need a Period