Fix typos and rewording. Fixing a Vale error. Bumping the version to …

…1.0. Ready for publication.
bartificer · Jul 29, 2020 · f27a3f8 · f27a3f8
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diff --git a/.github/styles/vocab.txt b/.github/styles/vocab.txt
@@ -78,6 +78,7 @@ Powershell
 prepending
 pwd
 redirections
+redownload
 reimplemented
 renamers
 revdate

diff --git a/.github/workflows/publishing.yml b/.github/workflows/publishing.yml
@@ -31,6 +31,6 @@ jobs:
         with:
           repo_token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
           file: output/ttt*
-          tag: v0.9
+          tag: v1.0
           overwrite: true
           file_glob: true
diff --git a/book/ttt-preface.adoc b/book/ttt-preface.adoc
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ The book version of the podcast was a labor of love by Allison Sheridan and Helm
 
 Bart Busschots is the author of all of the written tutorials in the Taming the Terminal series so the lion's share of the credit goes to him.  Allison Sheridan is the student of the series asking the dumb questions, and she created the podcast.  Steve Sheridan convinced Bart and Allison that instead of having the series buried inside the larger NosillaCast Podcast, that it should be a standalone podcast.  He did all of the editing to pull out the audio for the 35 original episodes from the NosillaCast, top and tail with music, and pushed Bart and Allison to record the intros.  Steve even created the Taming the Terminal logo.
 
-Allison had a vision of Taming the Terminal becoming an eBook but had not idea how to accomplish this.  Helma van der Linden figured out how to programmatically turn the original feature-rich set of HTML web pages into an ePub book as well as producing a PDF version, and even an HTML version.  She managed the Github project and fixed the technical aspects of the book and kept Allison on task as she did the proofreading and editing of the entire book.  Allison created the book cover as well.
+Allison had a vision of Taming the Terminal becoming an eBook but had not idea how to accomplish this.  Helma van der Linden figured out how to programmatically turn the original feature-rich set of HTML web pages into an ePub book as well as producing a PDF version, and even an HTML version.  She managed the GitHub project and fixed the technical aspects of the book and kept Allison on task as she did the proofreading and editing of the entire book.  Allison created the book cover as well.
 
 ifdef::backend-epub3[]
 == Problems with the ePub

diff --git a/book/ttt-troubleshooting.adoc b/book/ttt-troubleshooting.adoc
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ You can solve this problem by following these actions:
 * Switch back to Settings
 * Toggle the 'Online Content' to *on*
 * Open Books
-* Select the Taming the Terminal Book in your to redownload
+* Select the Taming the Terminal Book in your library to redownload
 * You should now get a message to confirm that you want *allow Apple Books to access the publisher's online content for this book?*
 * Select Allow
 
@@ -31,12 +31,12 @@ If your ebook has no cover image in Apple Books on your iPad or iPhone, just the
 
 You can solve this problem by following these actions.
 
-* remove the ebook from the library. Select *Delete everywhere*.
-* add the ebook to a folder that you can sync with your iPad outside of Books. This can be a folder in iCloud Drive or Dropbox or any cloudbased storage that is linked to both your computer and your iPad.
-* or Airdrop the ebook from your Mac to your iPad.
-* on the iPad you will get a message that asks you to select the application you want to open the ebook in.
-* select Books.
-* you will now see the ebook with its cover in the library.
-* you can now delete the file from your cloudbased storage as syncing will be taken care of by Books.
+* Remove the ebook from the library. Select *Delete everywhere*
+* Airdrop the ebook from your Mac to your iPad
+* or add the ebook to a folder that you can sync with your iPad outside of Books. This can be a folder in iCloud Drive or Dropbox or any cloudbased storage that is linked to both your computer and your iPad.
+* On the iPad you will get a message that asks you to select the application you want to open the Taming the Terminal Book in.
+* Select *Books*
+* You will now see the ebook with its cover in the library
+* You can now delete the file from your cloudbased storage as syncing will be taken care of by Books.
 
 This also works on the iPhone.