Small correction, added tiny comment.

manual/opencs/files_and_directories.tex

@@ -26,10 +26,11 @@ Other simple thing about content files are extensions. We are using .omwaddon fo
 %TODO describe what content files contains. and what not.
 
 \subparagraph{Morrowind content files}
-Using our content files is recommended solution for projects that are intended to used with Open{MW} engine. However some players wish to use original Morrowind engine, even with it large flaws and lacking features\footnote{If this is actually wrong, We are very successful project. Yay!}. Also, more than ten years
+Using our content files is recommended solution for projects that are intended to used with Open{MW} engine. However some players wish to use original Morrowind engine, even with it large flaws and lacking features\footnote{If this is actually wrong, We are very successful project. Yay!}. Also, more than ten years %not finished
 
 \paragraph{Project files}
-Project files act as containers for data not used by the Openm{MW} game engine itself, but still useful for OpenCS. The shining example of this data category are without doubt record filters (described in the later section of the manual you are reading currently). As a mod author you probably don't need and/or want to distribute project files among players, but for sure you will want to aid all your colleagues working together with you on, well project. As you would imagine, project file makes sense only in combination with actual content files. In fact, each time you start to work on new content file and project file was not found, it will be created.\\ 
+Project files act as containers for data not used by the Openm{MW} game engine itself, but still useful for OpenCS. The shining example of this data category are without doubt record filters (described in the later section of the manual you are reading currently). As a mod author you probably don't need and/or want to distribute project files at all, they are meant to be used only by you.\\ 
+As you would imagine, project file makes sense only in combination with actual content files. In fact, each time you start to work on new content file and project file was not found, it will be created.\\ 
 Project files extension is, to not surprise ``.project''. The whole name of the project file is the whole name of the content file with appended extensions. For instance awesomeswords.omwaddon file is associated with awesomeswords.omwaddon.project file.\\
 
 %TODO where are they stored.