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 <p>
-  An Ardour session is stored in a single folder on your computer's filesystem. 
-  This makes <dfn>backup</dfn> very easy &mdash; any tool capable of backing up 
-  a folder can be used to backup a session. You pick the location of a session 
-  when it is created &mdash; by default it will be in your default session location, 
-  which can be altered via <kbd class="menu">Edit &gt; Preferences &gt; Misc &gt; Session
-  Management</kbd>. 
+  An Ardour session is stored in a single folder on your computer's filesystem. This makes <dfn>backup</dfn> very easy&mdash;any tool capable of backing up a folder can be used to backup a session. You pick the location of a session when it is created&mdash;by default it will be in your default session location, which can be altered via <kbd class="menu">Edit &gt; Preferences &gt; Misc &gt; Session Management</kbd>. 
 </p>
+
 <p class="warning">
-  There is one complication: a session may reference media files that are stored 
-  outside of the session folder, if the user has opted not to select <kbd
-  class="optoff">Session &gt; Import &gt; Copy to Session</kbd> during
-  import. Backing up a session with embedded files will not create a 
-  copy of the session containing those files.
+  There is one complication: a session may reference media files that are stored outside of the session folder, if the user has opted not to select <kbd class="optoff">Session &gt; Import &gt; Copy to Session</kbd> during import. Backing up a session with embedded files will not create a copy of the session containing those files.
 </p>
+
 <p>
-  The single folder approach also makes sharing a project easy. Simply copy the session 
-  folder (onto a storage device, or across a network) and another Ardour user (on any 
-  platform) will be able to use it. The limitation regarding embedded files applies to 
-  session sharing as well.
+  The single folder approach also makes sharing a project easy. Simply copy the session folder (onto a storage device, or across a network) and another Ardour user (on any platform) will be able to use it. The limitation regarding embedded files applies to session sharing as well.
 </p>
-