Update v4.0-release-notes.rst

source/release-notes/v4.0-release-notes.rst

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ Configurations whitelist and blacklist Have Been Removed.
 Announcements Are Dismissible by Default.
 .........................................
 
-In 4.0, :ref:`configure_announcements` now have the ability to be ``dismissible``.
+In version 4.0, :ref:`configure_announcements` now have the ability to be ``dismissible``.
 Meaning users can press ``OK`` on the announcement and it will no longer appear
 on the pages.
 
@@ -144,16 +144,16 @@ SELinux Changes
 New Features and Enhancements
 -----------------------------
 
-Requied Announcements.
+Required Announcements
 ......................
 
-:ref:`configure_announcements` have been updated in 4.0 as seen in `Announcements Are Dismissible by Default.`_
+:ref:`configure_announcements` have been updated in version 4.0 as seen in `Announcements Are Dismissible by Default.`_
 breaking change above.
 
 Along with that breaking change, there is also a very exciting feature you now use:
 *required* announcements.
 
-*Required* annoucments must be accepted before any page can be loaded. This is useful
+*Required* annoucements must be accepted before any page can be loaded. This is useful
 to present users with a Terms of Service (TOS) or End User License Agreement (EULA)
 or similar.  The users will not be able to do anything with Open OnDemand until they've
 accepted this annoucments.
@@ -223,8 +223,8 @@ Responding to ``false`` is new feature in version 4.0.
 
 This was added as a convenience for some forms 
 
-New data-label Directive.
-.........................
+New data-label Directive
+........................
 
 Version 4.0 adds the ``data-label`` directive.  This is used to update
 the help text on a given form when certain choices are made. An example of
@@ -261,7 +261,7 @@ for more details.
 Removed Runtime Dependency on Software Collections
 ..................................................
 
-OnDemand no longer requires Software Collections, SCL, on RHEL-based systems. 
+OnDemand no longer requires Software Collections (SCL) on RHEL-based systems. 
 OnDemand also no longer has an indirect dependency on the TCL environment module packages.
 This removal of the SCL dependency should make it possible to install OnDemand on hosts such
 as head nodes, where the Lmod environment modules are set up.
@@ -278,11 +278,11 @@ for CPU.
 Edit and Delete Interactive Application Saved Settings
 ......................................................
 
-Since launching saved settings for interactive applications
-in version 3.1, version 4.0 now offers the ability to edit and delete
-these saved settings. This gives your users the ability to maintain
-their saved settings whereas in prior releases they could only create
-them, not edit or delete them.
+Saved settings for interactive applications, introduced in version 3.1,
+have been enhanced in version 4.0 to support editing and deletion.
+This update allows users to manage their saved settings more effectively,
+addressing a limitation in previous versions where settings could only be
+created but not modified or removed.
 
 See :ref:`edit-save-interactive-app-saved-settings` for more
 details.
@@ -300,12 +300,14 @@ valid users on that system.
 This change ensures that centers that delete users (by removing them from LDAP)
 will also clean up related processes on the OnDemand machine.
 
-File Editor Interface Update.
+File Editor Interface Update
 .............................
 
-The interface for the file editor has been updated. Users will note
-that this page now has the navigation bar.  The previous navigation
-bar entires have been moved to the left.
+The file editor interface has been updated to align with
+the overall OnDemand design. The navigation bar, now consistent
+with other OnDemand pages, replaces the previous layout. Options
+such as "Font Size" and Theme" have been relocated to the left
+sidebar for improved accessibility.
 
 The figure below is an image of how the file editor appears in 4.0.