Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of Introduction

Timestamp:

2007-01-23T15:32:16+01:00 (19 years ago)

Author:

johnw

Comment:

typos

Introduction

@@ -25 +25 @@
 == Editing in JOSM ==
 
-The first step of actual editing, is to add a node to the OSM data whether there will be a 
-junction, or a significant change in direction. Make sure the node button 
+The first step of actual editing is to add a node to the OSM data where there will be a 
+junction or a significant change in direction. Make sure the node button 
 (4th button in the left menu bar) looks like a little square and when you 
-hover the mouse over it a tip comes up saying "add a node to the map", if 
-the button looks like a series of there squares with lines between them , 
+hover the mouse over it a tip comes up saying "add a node to the map". If 
+the button looks like a series of three squares with lines between them, 
 and the tip says "add a node into an existing segment", then click the tiny 
-black triangle on the node button and select the single square  .  To add a 
+black triangle on the node button and select the single square.  To add a 
 node, highlight the node button, either by clicking the 4th button in the 
-left menu bar, or by hitting the "n" key on the keyboard (the 4th button) 
-should then be highlighted.  Move the mouse cursor over your GPS track, and 
-left click it wherever you want a node to be, a white dot (a selected node) 
+left menu bar, or by hitting the "n" key on the keyboard (the 4th button 
+should then be highlighted).  Move the mouse cursor over your GPS track, and 
+left click it wherever you want a node to be. A white dot (a selected node) 
 should appear, and as you create subsequent nodes the earlier nodes will be 
-shown as a red dot.
+shown as red dots.
 
 Once you have a series of nodes, the next thing you'll need to do is to draw