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 The text in the ''CutilsCharts.def'' is case independent, however for clarity [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camel_case CamelCase] or a variety thereof is advised.
-The [[ChartsCompiler]] is obligatory after the introduction of the [[Extra Sensors|ExtraSensors]] module from version 6.5 onwards where the [[ChartsCompiler]] is used internally for defining and creating the charts for the [[Extra Sensors|ExtraSensors]] module which would otherwise - in a generic way - be virtually impossible. The ''CutilsCharts.def'' has a demarcation line which separates the Extra Sensors Charts (below) from the user charts (above). The user can define he wants to create his own Extra Sensor Charts by setting the parameter ''UserModificationExtraSensorCharts=true''.
+The [[ChartsCompiler]] is obligatory after the introduction of the [[Extra Sensors|ExtraSensors]] module from version 6.5 onwards where the [[ChartsCompiler]] is used internally for defining and creating the charts for the [[Extra Sensors|ExtraSensors]] module which would otherwise - in a generic way - be virtually impossible. The ''CutilsCharts.def'' has a demarcation line which separates the Extra Sensors Charts (below) from the user charts (above). The user may want to create his own Extra Sensor Charts and he can do so by setting the parameter ''UserModificationExtraSensorCharts=true'', if he does so existing [[Extra Sensors]] charts in the ''CutilsCharts.def'' file remain untouched.
-A standard CutilsCharts.def and a CutilsCharts-example.def are in the distribution. The first for an initial setup, the second to guide the user into the possibilities.
+A standard ''CutilsCharts.def'' and a ''CutilsCharts-example.def'' can be found in the distribution. The first for an initial minimum setup, the second to guide the user into the possibilities.
 == The specification ==