--- a/AbstractSettingsApplication.st	Mon Oct 31 11:05:07 2016 +0100
+++ b/AbstractSettingsApplication.st	Mon Oct 31 11:07:34 2016 +0100
@@ -12415,7 +12415,7 @@
 'If checked, the scheduler uses an adaptive dynamic priority scheme, where low priority background processes are guaranteed to make progress,\even if higher priority processes are constantly executing.\The algorithm is similar to the UNIX scheduler''s, where the dynamic priority of a long waiting process is increased slowly,\until it gets a chance to run. This is very useful for background tasks, such as print jobs'
 
 #preemptiveScheduling
-'If checked, processes are preempted (suspended) in regular short intervals, if another process with the same priority is ready to run.\Thus the processor is timeslicing among processes.\If off, processes use the CPU until they go into a wait or explicitely yield the CPU to another process.\Non-preemptive is the default in most other Smalltalk implementations, as it allows less careful coding of all accesses to global shared state (such as the dependency collections or Transcript window).\However, it results in a bad user experience, as long running actions will freeze the UI.'
+'If checked, processes are preempted (suspended) in regular short intervals, if another process with the same priority is ready to run.\Thus the processor is timeslicing among processes.\If off, processes use the CPU until they go into a wait or explicitly yield the CPU to another process.\\Non-preemptive is the default in most other Smalltalk implementations,\as it allows for sloppy coding of all accesses to global shared state (such as the dependency collections or the Transcript window).\However, it results in a very bad user experience, as long running actions will freeze the UI.\\Therefore, preemptive scheduling is the default in ST/X'
 
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