Tutorial.md

@@ -69,14 +69,14 @@ should already be correct and the folders already exist.
 If you want to learn more about all settings of HOTMapper, head to our [Settings page in the wiki](../Settings)
 
 ## 3. Creating your table definition
-The HOTMapper tool uses two files to create a table, a json inside the table_definitions folder and a CSV present on the
+The HOTMapper tool uses two files to create a table, a JSON inside the table_definitions folder and a CSV present on the
 mapping_protocols folder. Both should have as name of the file: "table name + extension". Ex: table_test.json, 
 table_test.csv.
 
-The table_definitions json has the objective of storing the table constraints and information about the source of the 
+The table_definitions JSON has the objective of storing the table constraints and information about the source of the 
 table and it's description.
 
-Let's create a json for a table_test:
+Let's create a JSON for a table_test:
 * Go to the table_definitions folder and create a file named table_test.json.
 * Open the file with your favourite editor and create the base object as shown bellow.
 ~~~json
@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ If you want to learn more about Table Definitions, click [here.](../Table-Defini
 
 ## 4. Creating your mapping protocol
 The map protocol file is used to store the information about the table columns and to make the link between the data
-from the csv and the database. This file is stored inside the mapping_protocols folder and uses as name the "table name
+from the CSV and the database. This file is stored inside the mapping_protocols folder and uses as name the "table name
 \+ .csv"
 
 This CSV must contain the following columns:
@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ from the standard one. It has the name of the column in the data csv.
 
 Let's create a mapping protocol for the table_test:
 
-* First create a file named table_test.csv inside the mapping_protocols folder.
+* First create a file named `table_test.csv` inside the mapping_protocols folder.
 * Now, in the row number 1, create the following headers for the columns A-G: Var.Lab, Novo Rótulo, Nome Banco, 
 Tipo de Dado, 2016.
     * If you have any doubt, inside your mapping_protocols folder should have a file named empty_map_protocol.csv