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diff --git a/pwgrep.buetow.org/content/Tutorials.sub/10.Passwords.xml b/pwgrep.buetow.org/content/Tutorials.sub/10.Passwords.xml
index c5fe33e..d503edc 100644
--- a/pwgrep.buetow.org/content/Tutorials.sub/10.Passwords.xml
+++ b/pwgrep.buetow.org/content/Tutorials.sub/10.Passwords.xml
@@ -3,12 +3,12 @@
   <pagetitle>Tutorial for storing passwords</pagetitle>
   <text>First check out pwgrep from git and edit the configuration parameters in its header. Also setup a versioning repository (e.g. svn) for your password database storage (preferable using some encryption for checkout/update operations such as SSL or SSH). Afterwards you may go on with the usage of pwgrep itself:</text>
   <text>Please note that the current version of pwgrep is configured to work with git. The rest of this tutorial however should work as with svn.</text>
-  <text>The database file is divided in several records. Each record begins with its name followed by several lines holding all the secret informations. The (actually very simple) format of the database file is as follows:</text>
+  <text>The database file is divided in several records. Each record begins with its name followed by several lines holding all the secret information. The (actually very simple) format of the database file is as follows:</text>
   <code>
 some record name here
-	after a tabulator some secret informations          
-	more secret informations
-another record name here ..... 
+	after a tabulator some secret information
+	more secret information
+another record name here
 	secret username: foo
 	secret password is bla
 	you can write as many secret infos as you wish
@@ -19,11 +19,11 @@ secret stuff
 	username: mr. universe
 .
 .
-	</code>
+</code>
   <text>The database is not stored in plain text. It is encrypted using GnuPG (database.gpg).</text>
   <text>I can only search for the record names of a database file. For example if I want to see my secret username and password which is stored in the database.gpg file it will look like this:</text>
   <cimg href="?document=images/1.png"/>
-  <text>After entering the password of my secret GnuPG key I will receive the informations requested:</text>
+  <text>After entering the password of my secret GnuPG key I will receive the information requested:</text>
   <cimg href="?document=images/2.png"/>
   <text>pwgrep will print out automatically all records matching my search string. Not only the first one it finds.</text>
   <text>I can use pwedit for the case I want to add something to the database or just to edit/delete something of the current database:</text>