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 <h1>qProf help</h1>
-<h3>vers. 0.4</h3>
+<h3>vers. 0.4.1</h3>
 
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 	Plugin creators: M. Alberti (alberti.m65 at gmail.com) and M. Zanieri. 
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     When using a line layer, all the elements will be used, unless there are selected lines.
-    If the "<i>Layer has multiple profiles</i>" option is cheked, each line will give rise to an individual profile.
+	<br/><br/>
+    If the "<i>Layer has multiple profiles</i>" option is checked, each line will be considered to constitute an individual profile.
+	The plot order for these individual profiles can be set using the "<i>Line order field</i>" option,
+	otherwise profiles will be plot in the order in which they are found in the attribute table.
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-    Otherwise, multiple lines will be merged into a single line, using an order defined in the field chosen with the optional "<i>Line order field</i>" (integer field with order values starting from 1)
-The internal line order in the layer would otherwise be used, but this sometimes produces errors in derived profiles, that can be corrected via the choice of the <i>line order field</i>.
+	When the "<i>Layer has multiple profiles</i>" option is <u>not</u> checked and there is more than one line in the layer, these lines will be
+	merged into a single one, eventually using, if defined, the order stored in the "<i>Line order field</i>" optional field (integer field with order values starting from 1).
+	Otherwise, the internal line order in the layer would be used, but since sometimes errors in the profile sequence are observed due
+	to an incorrect line sequencing in the attribute table of the layer, this problem could be fixed by setting a correct line order in the <i>line order field</i>.
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-Doc version 2018-07-29, by Mauro Alberti - <a href="mailto:alberti.m65@gmail.com">alberti.m65@gmail.com</a>
+Doc version 2018-08-03, by Mauro Alberti - <a href="mailto:alberti.m65@gmail.com">alberti.m65@gmail.com</a>
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