documentation typos

fixed some typos in documentation
NatronGitHub · May 5, 2021 · b8224b5 · b8224b5
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diff --git a/Documentation/source/guide/getstarted-troubleshooting.rst b/Documentation/source/guide/getstarted-troubleshooting.rst
@@ -62,6 +62,6 @@ If the viewer displays some error message about OpenGL, or if the Viewer display
 #. To temporarily fix this issue, in Natron Preferences / GPU Rendering, set "OpenGL Rendering" to "Disabled", click the "Save" button in the Preferences window, quit Natron, launch Natron, check that GPU rendering is still disabled in the Preferences, and test your project.
 
 
-| If you there is an error similar to ``Shadertoy3: Can not render: glGetString(GL_VERSION) failed.`` 
+| If there is an error similar to ``Shadertoy3: Can not render: glGetString(GL_VERSION) failed.`` 
 | Go to File => Preferences => GPU Rendering and set No. of OpenGL Context to 5
 | Save and relaunch Natron.
diff --git a/Documentation/source/guide/tutorials-evaluating-script-structure.rst b/Documentation/source/guide/tutorials-evaluating-script-structure.rst
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
    
 Evaluating Script Structure
 ===========================
-tutorials-compositing-projects-setup
+
 Natron is a very 'adult' application that lets you handle your material in any way that you wish.
 It will not give you a warning beep or forbid you from doing anything.
 For this reason it is very easy to accidentally do things in the 'wrong' way. 
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ Folders and files should be well managed: consistently and rationally named.
 
 The format once set (see :ref:`compositing-projects-setup`) , will determine all default formats after that.
 This is very important as a wrongly set format can cause the format of all default nodes to be set to something other than the format that you are working in.
-This can be infuriating and make script maintains every difficult.
+This can be infuriating and make script maintains very difficult.
 
 
 
@@ -36,7 +36,8 @@ Manage folders and files
 **Donʼt use absolute file paths**
 
 An absolute path is one that specifies the location of the file with respect to the computer 
-e.g.``My_Computer/school/lesson_one/asset.jpg``.
+e.g.
+``My_Computer/school/lesson_one/asset.jpg``.
 A relative path is one that defines the location relative to a file or a folder.
 
 An absolute path 'breaks' when the project folder is moved to a new computer, and each filepath will then have to be manually repaired.