--- rollout.xml.orig	2014-06-02 14:26:45.078713401 +0200
+++ rollout.xml	2014-06-02 14:36:23.862704019 +0200
@@ -322,15 +322,15 @@
 <section id="rollout:uefi">
   <title>Rollout of UEFI systems</title>
   <para>
-	In the default setting, Univention Corporate Client uses a BIOS-based boot. Alternatively, for
-	systems which no longer support a BIOS boot, there is the possibility of generating UCC images
+	Univention Corporate Client uses a BIOS-based boot by default. Alternatively, for
+	systems which no longer support a BIOS boot, it is possible to generate UCC images
 	with which the rollout and operation can be performed via the <emphasis>Unified Extensible
 	Firmware Interface</emphasis> standard.
   </para>
 
   <para>
 	Not all UEFI-compatible systems also support UEFI booting via PXE. This should be checked in
-	advance and consideration given to updating the UEFI firmware.
+	advance and consideration given to update the UEFI firmware.
   </para>
 
   <para>
@@ -340,16 +340,16 @@
   </para>
 
   <para>
-	As standard, the <filename>pxelinux.0</filename> boot loader is used for the rollout of BIOS-based
-	systems and assigned in the &ucsUMC; via a <guimenu>DHCP Boot</guimenu> policy. A
+	By default, the <filename>pxelinux.0</filename> boot loader is used for the rollout of BIOS-based
+	systems and assigned in the &ucsUMC; via a <guimenu>DHCP Boot</guimenu> policy. An
 	UEFI-compatible boot loader must be assigned via this type of policy for the UEFI
 	rollout. <filename>syslinux.efi32</filename> must be assigned as the <guimenu>Boot
 	filename</guimenu> for i386 systems and <filename>syslinux.efi64</filename> for amd64 systems.
   </para>
 	
   <para>
-	If a UEFI-compatible image has been generated and the DHCP boot policy defined, the rollout of
-	a UEFI system is then no different from the standard rollout via the BIOS.
+	If an UEFI-compatible image has been generated and the DHCP boot policy defined, the rollout of
+	an UEFI system is no different from the standard rollout via the BIOS.
   </para>
 </section>