Update some spelling

Author: Phemisters

content/darkroom/processing-modules/multiple-instances.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
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 title: multiple instances
-id: mutiple-instances
+id: multiple-instances
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content/module-reference/processing-modules/demosaic.md

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 title: demosaic
-id: demoasic
+id: demosaic
 weight: 10
 applicable-version: 3.8
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content/module-reference/processing-modules/rotate-perspective.md

@@ -120,11 +120,11 @@ show guides
 
 Here is an image with a skewed horizon and converging lines caused by directing the camera upwards:
 
-![prespective-correction-example-before](./rotate-perspective/perspective-correction-example-before.png#w66)
+![perspective-correction-example-before](./rotate-perspective/perspective-correction-example-before.png#w66)
 
 Here is the image after having corrected for vertical and horizontal perspective distortions using automatic structure detection. Note the framing adjustment made by the automatic cropping feature and the still-visible overlay of structural lines:
 
-![prespective-correction-example-after](./rotate-perspective/perspective-correction-example-after.png#w66)
+![perspective-correction-example-after](./rotate-perspective/perspective-correction-example-after.png#w66)
 
 
 

content/module-reference/processing-modules/white-balance.md

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 title: white balance
-id: white-blaance
+id: white-balance
 weight: 10
 applicable-version: 3.4
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content/module-reference/utility-modules/darkroom/high-quality-processing.md

@@ -10,4 +10,4 @@ Process the image in the darkroom view using "high quality mode", so that the di
 
 Activate this mode by clicking the ![high quality processing icon](./high-quality-processing/high-quality-processing-icon.png#icon) icon at the bottom of the darkroom view.
 
-Note that while this mode provides the most accurate representation of the processed image, it also results in signficant performance degradation. Please see the [types of pixelpipe](../../../darkroom/pixelpipe/the-pixelpipe-and-module-order.md#types-of-pixelpipe) section for a full discussion.
+Note that while this mode provides the most accurate representation of the processed image, it also results in significant performance degradation. Please see the [types of pixelpipe](../../../darkroom/pixelpipe/the-pixelpipe-and-module-order.md#types-of-pixelpipe) section for a full discussion.

content/module-reference/utility-modules/darkroom/history-stack.md

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 title: history stack
-id: history-staack
+id: history-stack
 applicable-version: 3.8
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 view: darkroom

content/module-reference/utility-modules/lighttable/import.md

@@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ The following additional options are available to control the file and directory
 import job
 : The name of the import job (populated into the `$(JOBCODE)` variable).
 
-override todays's date
+override today's date
 : Enter a valid date/time (in `YYYY-MM-DD[Thh:mm:ss]` format) if you want to override the current date/time used when expanding the variables `$(YEAR)`, `$(MONTH)`, `$(DAY)`, `$(HOUR)`, `$(MINUTE)` and `$(SECONDS)`. Leave the field empty otherwise.
 
 base directory naming pattern

content/module-reference/utility-modules/shared/tagging.md

@@ -186,7 +186,7 @@ There are a number of ways to attach an existing tag to a group of selected imag
 - Press Ctrl+T to open a small text box at the bottom of the central view of the lighttable. Type in the name of a tag and press Enter. The tag will be created if it doesn't exist, and attached to all the selected images.
 - Drag an image or group of images and drop it onto the desired tag.
 
-When hovering over the images in the ligthtable you can check which tags are attached to the image, either by looking at the _attached tags_ window in the _tagging_ module, or in the _tags_ attribute in the [image information](./image-information.md) module.
+When hovering over the images in the lighttable you can check which tags are attached to the image, either by looking at the _attached tags_ window in the _tagging_ module, or in the _tags_ attribute in the [image information](./image-information.md) module.
 
 ## detach tag
 

content/special-topics/darktable-chart/_index.md

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 title: using darktable-chart
-id: darktable-chartg
+id: darktable-chart
 weight: 40
 draft: false
 author: "people"

content/special-topics/variables.md

@@ -119,7 +119,7 @@ $(JOBCODE)                 internal jobcode of current job
 
 # metadata
 
-Fields from the [metadata editor](../module-reference/utility-modules/shared/metadata-editor.md) can be used for variable substition using the last part of the associated tag name as the variable name. For example, the xmp tag `Xmp.iptc.location` is available as the variable `$(LOCATION)`.
+Fields from the [metadata editor](../module-reference/utility-modules/shared/metadata-editor.md) can be used for variable substitution using the last part of the associated tag name as the variable name. For example, the xmp tag `Xmp.iptc.location` is available as the variable `$(LOCATION)`.
 
 
 # string substitution