Make a clarification in the changelog

Author: vkbo

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -19,11 +19,11 @@ a proper line break and will show up in the document viewer and exported documen
 break does not start a new paragraph, but forces a break inside the paragraph like a Shift + Enter
 does in most rich text editors. Two line breaks is still needed to start a new paragraph.
 
-The old syntax of adding two spaces to force a line break within a paragraph will still work as
-before, so there is no need to change your existing text if you've used this feature. However,
-there is a new highlighting feature that will show you where in the text you have redundant spaces.
-If you are used to having double spaces between sentences, you may want to switch off this
-highlighting feature in Preferences as it will also detect those.
+The old syntax of adding two spaces at the end of a line to force a line break within a paragraph
+will still work as before, so there is no need to change your existing text if you've used this
+feature. However, there is a new highlighting feature that will show you where in the text you have
+redundant spaces. If you are used to having double spaces between sentences, you may want to switch
+off this highlighting feature in Preferences as it will also detect those.
 
 A helper function has been added to the Format menu that can look through a paragraph and remove
 line breaks in case you've been using line breaks inside your existing text under the assumption

nw/assets/text/release_notes.htm

@@ -17,11 +17,11 @@ <h3>Line Breaks</h3>
 as a proper line break and will show up in the document viewer and exported documents. A single
 line break does not start a new paragraph, but forces a break inside the paragraph like a Shift +
 Enter does in most rich text editors. Two line breaks is still needed to start a new paragraph.</p>
-<p>The old syntax of adding two spaces to force a line break within a paragraph will still work
-as before, so there is no need to change your existing text if you've used this feature. However,
-there is a new highlighting feature that will show you where in the text you have redundant spaces.
-If you are used to having double spaces between sentences, you may want to switch off this
-highlighting feature in Preferences as it will also detect those.</p>
+<p>The old syntax of adding two spaces at the end of a line to force a line break within a
+paragraph will still work as before, so there is no need to change your existing text if you've
+used this feature. However, there is a new highlighting feature that will show you where in the
+text you have redundant spaces. If you are used to having double spaces between sentences, you may
+want to switch off this highlighting feature in Preferences as it will also detect those.</p>
 <p>A helper function has been added to the Format menu that can look through a paragraph and remove
 line breaks in case you've been using line breaks inside your existing text under the assumption
 that the exporter and viewer will ignore them.</p>

sample/nwProject.nwx

@@ -1,13 +1,13 @@
 <?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
-<novelWriterXML appVersion="1.4b1" hexVersion="0x010400b1" fileVersion="1.2" timeStamp="2021-06-13 19:55:59">
+<novelWriterXML appVersion="1.4" hexVersion="0x010400f0" fileVersion="1.2" timeStamp="2021-07-27 23:14:32">
   <project>
     <name>Sample Project</name>
     <title>Sample Project</title>
     <author>Jane Smith</author>
     <author>Jay Doh</author>
-    <saveCount>1108</saveCount>
+    <saveCount>1109</saveCount>
     <autoCount>189</autoCount>
-    <editTime>53069</editTime>
+    <editTime>53268</editTime>
   </project>
   <settings>
     <doBackup>False</doBackup>