Options
Preferences
diff --git a/DITA/topics/preferences-editor.dita b/DITA/topics/preferences-editor.dita
index f5f94b75ce..63bc5c8700 100644
--- a/DITA/topics/preferences-editor.dita
+++ b/DITA/topics/preferences-editor.dita
@@ -11,7 +11,8 @@
- To open the Editor preferences page, go to
+ To open the Editor preferences page, go to
+
Options
Window
Preferences
diff --git a/DITA/topics/preferences-encoding.dita b/DITA/topics/preferences-encoding.dita
index 950b66a652..a71b50aea1 100644
--- a/DITA/topics/preferences-encoding.dita
+++ b/DITA/topics/preferences-encoding.dita
@@ -14,22 +14,21 @@
To open the Encoding preferences page, go to
- Options
- Preferences
+
Encoding
. The following encoding preferences are available:
- Encoding for non XML
files -
This
- setting specifies the default character encoding used to open non-XML
- documents. More precisely, this is the encoding used for files opened in
- editors other than the XML editor. The file types opened by each editor are specified in
- . For XML files, the default encoding is UTF-8, and
- other encodings must be declared explicitly in the XML declaration (for example
- <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16"?>). Most other text
- formats do not have a default character encoding, nor a standard method of indicating the
- character encoding.
+ setting specifies the default character encoding used to open non-XML documents.
+ More precisely, this is the encoding used for files
+ opened in editors other than the XML editor. The file types opened by each editor are
+ specified in . For XML files, the default
+ encoding is UTF-8, and other encodings must be declared explicitly in the XML declaration
+ (for example <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16"?>). Most
+ other text formats do not have a default character encoding, nor a standard method of
+ indicating the character encoding.
This
option sets which encoding will be used for reading and writing these
files.