Changes in 011153c: typo fixes

				wiki/howto/onboarding.md
			
          @@ -104,14 +104,14 @@ The p2f-file includes the following plugins for your convenience:

           ### Tuning the Eclipse Installation

          -Out of the box, two settings in Eclipse avoid a clean workspace. Go to Window - Preferences and change the following two settings:

          +Out of the box, multiple settings in Eclipse need to be changed. Go to Window ⇒ Preferences and change the following two settings:

           - In "General ⇒ Content Types" select on CSS (Text ⇒ CSS) and add \*.gss in the lower file association list to get limited syntax highlighting and content assist in GSS files

           - In "General ⇒ Editors ⇒ TextEditors" check Insert Spaces for Tabs

           - In "GWT ⇒ Errors/Warnings" set "Missing SDK" to "Ignore" 

           - In "GWT ⇒ GWT Settings ⇒ Add..." add the GWT SDK 

           - In "Java ⇒ Build Path ⇒ Classpath Variables" create a new classpath variable called `ANDROID_HOME`. Set its value to the installation location of your Android SDK, e.g., `C:\Users\'user'\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk` or `/usr/local/android-sdk-linux`.

          -- In "Java ⇒ Code Style ⇒ FormatterImport" import the CodeFormatter.xml from $GIT_HOME/java 

          +- In "Java ⇒ Code Style ⇒ Formatter" import the CodeFormatter.xml from $GIT_HOME/java 

           - In "Java ⇒ Compiler" set the Compiler compliance level to 1.8

           - In "Java ⇒ Installed JREs" add the Java 8 sdk and activate it. 

           - In "Java ⇒ Installed JREs ⇒ Execution Environments" make sure that the Java 8 JRE is selected for JavaSE-1.8 (if the jre is not listed open and close the preference Window once)

...	...	@@ -104,14 +104,14 @@ The p2f-file includes the following plugins for your convenience:
104	104
105	105	### Tuning the Eclipse Installation
106	106
107		-Out of the box, two settings in Eclipse avoid a clean workspace. Go to Window - Preferences and change the following two settings:
	107	+Out of the box, multiple settings in Eclipse need to be changed. Go to Window ⇒ Preferences and change the following two settings:
108	108
109	109	- In "General ⇒ Content Types" select on CSS (Text ⇒ CSS) and add \*.gss in the lower file association list to get limited syntax highlighting and content assist in GSS files
110	110	- In "General ⇒ Editors ⇒ TextEditors" check Insert Spaces for Tabs
111	111	- In "GWT ⇒ Errors/Warnings" set "Missing SDK" to "Ignore"
112	112	- In "GWT ⇒ GWT Settings ⇒ Add..." add the GWT SDK
113	113	- In "Java ⇒ Build Path ⇒ Classpath Variables" create a new classpath variable called `ANDROID_HOME`. Set its value to the installation location of your Android SDK, e.g., `C:\Users\'user'\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk` or `/usr/local/android-sdk-linux`.
114		-- In "Java ⇒ Code Style ⇒ FormatterImport" import the CodeFormatter.xml from $GIT_HOME/java
	114	+- In "Java ⇒ Code Style ⇒ Formatter" import the CodeFormatter.xml from $GIT_HOME/java
115	115	- In "Java ⇒ Compiler" set the Compiler compliance level to 1.8
116	116	- In "Java ⇒ Installed JREs" add the Java 8 sdk and activate it.
117	117	- In "Java ⇒ Installed JREs ⇒ Execution Environments" make sure that the Java 8 JRE is selected for JavaSE-1.8 (if the jre is not listed open and close the preference Window once)