Typo

Correction: strike be:

29: <p>The text you enter as the name to use in the Index will be¹ show up in the Index as follows:<\p>

Suddenly having several issues. What does this mean:
Error info: Cannot save file C:/Users/Jim Henry/AppData/Local/Packages/microsoft.windowscommunicationsapps_8wekyb3d8bbwe/LocalState/Files/S0/10/Attachments/A Right where you're supposed to be - Ran Register[165].epub: C:/Users/Jim Henry/AppData/Local/Packages/microsoft.windowscommunicationsapps_8wekyb3d8bbwe/LocalState/Files/S0/10/Attachments/A Right where you're supposed to be - Ran Register[165].epub
Sigil version: 1.4.3
Runtime Qt: 5.12.9
Compiled Qt: 5.12.9
System: Windows 10 (10.0)
Architecture: x86_64

Hello.

In the process of working on the translation, a broken link was found:
file faq.xhtml
section "Formatting and Styles", question "Why does my book display random question marks?", link to "Adobe PDF Reference v1.7"

broken: https://www.adobe.com/content/dam/acom/en/devnet/pdf/pdfs/PDF32000_2008.pdf
working: https://opensource.adobe.com/dc-acrobat-sdk-docs/pdfstandards/pdfreference1.7old.pdf

Please correct.

Hello.

Finished the translation of the chapter "Tutorials" from the Guide.
Along the way, I compiled a list that included, as I think, various inaccuracies and typos. See for yourself:

File: about_epub.xhtml
extra closing bracket
Your EPUB stores your words and text in the book using the an XML form called XHTML of the HTML format (Hyper Text Markup Language) – the same code used by web pages to display text and images).

TUTORIAL

File: tutorial_getting_started_with_epub.xhtml
probably Right-To-Left
EPUB3 EPUBs are quickly becoming the international publishing standard as they support both Right-To_Left (RTL) and Left-To_Right (LTR) text layout,

File: tutorial_embed_fonts.xhtml
no closing quote in title
@font-face {
font-family: 'Garamond ;

File: tutorial_save.xhtml
extra colon after File=>Save:

To save your EPUB, click the Save icon or use the menu item File=>Save: or the keyboard shortcut – Ctrl+S [1]

File: tutorial_load_file.xhtml
extra colon after File=>Open:

To load your HTML or EPUB file into Sigil, click the Open icon or use the menu item File=>Open: or the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+O

File: tutorial_add_cover.xhtml
double tag

To add a cover, just select the menu item Tools=>Add Cover

in these paragraphs, swap the colon and period at the end of sentences

And that’s it. Sigil has added your image to the EPUB and marked it as the cover image. It has also created an HTML file at the start of your book and inserted your cover image into the file so that it will be displayed at the start of the book:

The contents of your Book Browser show that the cover.xhtml file has been added to the Text folder, and the cover.jpg image has been added to the Images folder.

File: tutorial_mark_chapters.xhtml
a colon at the end of a paragraph instead of a period

In order to create a Table of Contents you need to tell Sigil what your chapter names are. To do this just select each chapter name in your book and use one of the toolbar buttons to mark it as a chapter heading:

File: tutorial_spelling.xhtml
instead of Case-Insensitive Sort it should be Locale-Aware Sort or this line refers to another topic altogether

File: tutorial_find_replace.xhtml
different words are used in the examples on the pictures in the section "Using Find & Replace"

File: tutorial_advanced_find.xhtml
in the tutorial-find-regex-chapter.png picture, the mode is "Normal" instead of "Regex"

This is a reminder to myself to add info about ShortCut keys being remapped by Qt just on MacOS to our Sigil User's manual.

Something like quoting the following from Qt. Possibly in an aside (box).

Note: On macOS, references to "Ctrl", Qt::CTRL, Qt::Key_Control 
and Qt::ControlModifier correspond to the Command keys on the 
Macintosh keyboard, and references to "Meta", Qt::META, 
Qt::Key_Meta and Qt::MetaModifier correspond to the Control keys.

Then add something like:

Using this convention allows each platform's most common shortcut 
key sequences to work as expected.  For example,  Ctrl+C will work 
for Windows/Linux for copy in Sigil.  And via Qt's automatic remapping
of Ctrl to CMD on macOS means that CMD+C will work for copy 
just as macOS users would expect.

Finished the translation of the User's Guide.
This is the last batch of inaccuracies and typos.
I immediately upload a text file with errors. Please check it out.

err-3.txt

This is a work in progress, and the second part of the typos in the text of the Guide has already appeared.
I will immediately upload a text file with errors. Please check it.
err-2.txt

Sigil_User_Guide_2019.09.03.epub (and previous versions) has two incorrect regex commands in the "REGULAR EXPRESSION REFERENCE" section/"OVERVIEW"/"SINGLE CHARACTERS:".

[:alpha:] - should be in a bracket expression - [[:alpha:]]

[^:alnum:] - should also be in a bracket expression - [^[:alnum:]]

(I was puzzled by the second one and tried [[^:alnum:]] in Sigil. It matches not one, but two characters: the two :] instances above and a] in the metadata tutorial, line 33.)

(First-time GitHub user)

Hello, I'm sorry but I'm lost. It looks like an HTML editor, it is not clear to me how to import my .odt or .docx file and plit it into chapters. Is it a manual operation?