repaired errors

Makefile

@@ -1,14 +1,13 @@
 # Makefile for LaTeX.
-# for use with xelatexd
-LATEX=./latexw
-BIBTEX=./bibtexw
-## for use with default latex
-LATEX=pdflatex -recorder -output-directory=out -synctex 15 -shell-escape -interaction=batchmode
+.SUFFIXES=
+.SUFFIXES=.tex .pdf
+
+LATEX=pdflatex -recorder -output-directory=out -synctex 15 -shell-escape
 BIBTEX=biber --output-directory=out --input-directory=out
-# if you want to use xelatexd comment the two lines above this one.
 DEPENDENCIES=partials/* configuration/*.tex chapters/*.tex images/*.pdf images/*.pdf images/*.jpg appendix/* ./*.png tables/*.*
-## if you use xelatex for better font and utf-8 handling replace latexw and pdflatex with xelatexw and xelatex.
+
 all: main.pdf
+
 fast: fast.pdf
 
 main.pdf: main.tex out $(DEPENDENCIES)
@@ -21,7 +20,7 @@ main.pdf: main.tex out $(DEPENDENCIES)
 
 fast.pdf: main.tex out $(DEPENDENCIES)
 	$(LATEX) main.tex
-	ln -sf out/*.pdf
+	ln -sf out/*.pdf fast.pdf
 
 out:
 	mkdir -p out/chapters out/partials out/appendix

chapters/ch08_citingsimple.tex

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ \chapter{Citing is simple}
 
 \section{Bib\LaTeX}
 Bibtex is the traditional way of using citations and creating a bibliography, but its
-role has all but been taken over by the more modern \BibLaTeX.
+role has all but been taken over by the more modern Bib\LaTeX.
 Both are equally simple to use for the most common use. For each reference that you want to use in your report
 you should have a definition like below. Look in the \texttt{references.bib} file for more examples.
 
@@ -66,12 +66,13 @@ \subsection{BibLaTeX and Biber}
 \section{What style to choose}
 
 It appears that Fontys Venlo promotes the so called Harvard style, but that has three issues:
-\begin{enumerate*}
+\begin{Enumerate}
 \item It is not well defined.
 \item Finding a reference in the bibliography is not trivial, because the style does not use the label.
   in the bibliography, making it less useable or at least reader friendly.
 \item It is NOT what Fontys Venlo uses internally.
-\end{enumerate*}
+\end{Enumerate}
+
 
 The official 'harvard'-like style that is promoted by the the slides on canvas
 produces the bibliography in ~\vref{fig:harvard}, which is actually authoryear.