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docs/Advanced-Topics/edit-timings.md

@@ -102,8 +102,7 @@ This section assumes you already have a good grasp of using the program Audacity
 2. Import the corresponding timings file as a Labels file (File > Import > Labels).
 3. Close Notepad.
 4. Listen to the recording in Audacity and adjust the audio timings by sliding the start and end points of each label to the right or the left as necessary.
-
-Hint: select the _circle_ shown below to move _both_ start and end points at the same time.
+	1. Hint: select the _circle_ shown below to move _both_ start and end points at the same time.
 
 	![](./2019935925.png)
 

docs/Enterprise-Services/Analytics/how-to-collect-bloom-reader-analytics.md

@@ -20,39 +20,35 @@ When a project owns and distributes hardware to use with Bloom Reader, it is pos
 3. At the bottom of the menu, there is an item which indicates it is trying to send stats information or all stats have been sent.
 	1. Tap the menu item three times.
 4. The following form will then allow you to enter the project ID and device ID:
-5. Save. 2. You may change the IDs using this form, but the only way to remove them completely is to clear the app settings (from the Android settings) or uninstall.
-6. See
 
-[Verification](http://localhost:3000/Bloom%20Enterprise%20Services/Analytics/test-/analyticsByDevice#heading=h.gjum8a6qcqrv) below.
+	![](./979755104.png)
 
+5. Save.
+	1. You may change the IDs using this form, but the only way to remove them completely is to clear the app settings (from the Android settings) or uninstall.
+6. See [Verification](/how-to-collect-bloom-reader-analytics#9c7cf468a11f413c82e1663c2b17c863) below.
 
 ### **Option 2: Steps for creating the file that identifies each device**[undefined](http://localhost:3000/Bloom%20Enterprise%20Services/Analytics/test-/analyticsByDevice#option-2-steps-for-creating-the-file-that-identifies-each-device) {#6f0db958af26407db71eb5d2100851ef}
 
 1. Decide on a project ID and device IDs for each device.
-2. Create a file called deviceId.json.{ project: 'projectID' , device: 'deviceID' } 2. Example: \ { project: 'RISE2' , device: 'STUDENT NORTH FLY 001' }
-
-	```text
-	1. The file content must be  \
-
-	```
-
+2. Create a file called deviceId.json.
+	1. The file content must be
+	{ project: 'projectID' , device: 'deviceID' }
+	2. Example:
+	{ project: 'RISE2' , device: 'STUDENT NORTH FLY 001' }
 3. Put the deviceId.json file on the device in the Bloom folder which contains the Bloom Reader books (at the root of Internal Storage).
-4. Restart Bloom Reader. 3. This may require actually closing the app if it is currently running. 4. The user will see a brief message indicating the failure or success of loading the project and device IDs. The message is only shown once. The only way to change it after it is initially set is to clear the app settings (from the Android settings) or uninstall.
-5. See
-
-[Verification](http://localhost:3000/Bloom%20Enterprise%20Services/Analytics/test-/analyticsByDevice#heading=h.gjum8a6qcqrv) below. 6. If this is not working, it means that Bloom Reader does not have permission to read from the Bloom folder at the root of Internal Storage. 5. Open the
-
-
-menu at the top-left of the book list. 6. Tap “Find lost books”. 7. Navigate to the Bloom directory if needed, then tap “Use this Folder” or “Select” to give permission to the directory.
-
+4. Restart Bloom Reader.
+	1. This may require actually closing the app if it is currently running.
+	2. The user will see a brief message indicating the failure or success of loading the project and device IDs. The message is only shown once. The only way to change it after it is initially set is to clear the app settings (from the Android settings) or uninstall.
+5. See [Verification](/how-to-collect-bloom-reader-analytics#9c7cf468a11f413c82e1663c2b17c863) below.
+6. If this is not working, it means that Bloom Reader does not have permission to read from the Bloom folder at the root of Internal Storage.
+	1. Open the menu at the top-left of the book list.
+	2. Tap “Find lost books”.
+	3. Navigate to the Bloom directory if needed, then tap “Use this Folder” or “Select” to give permission to the directory.
 
 ### **Verification**[undefined](http://localhost:3000/Bloom%20Enterprise%20Services/Analytics/test-/analyticsByDevice#verification) {#9c7cf468a11f413c82e1663c2b17c863}
 
 
-To verify the setup was successful, open the
-
-
-at the top-left of the book list. There will be a new item at the end which will display “Stats ID: {device ID} (project)”.
+To verify the setup was successful, open the menu at the top-left of the book list. There will be a new item at the end which will display “Stats ID: {device ID} (project)”.
 
 
 Once the device is properly set up, it will begin reporting analytics with these values in the device_project_hardware_code field of various analytics tables. The value will be projectID-deviceID.

docs/Intermediate-Topics/Creating-Accessible-Books.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
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 title: Creating Accessible Books
 sidebar_position: 0
-slug: /2f3ad4e2-7d98-47b8-858f-5c4436e9cc91
+slug: /Creating-Accessible-Books
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