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diff: @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ The Settings Editor will enforce that the values supplied for a Setting is the c
  ### SettingSchemas
  -Applications can define groups of related `SettingSchema`s in the form of [SettingSchemaGroup]($backend)s, registered at runtime with the [SettingSchemas]($backend) class. A settings editor can present the settings for each group together, or each individually as appropriate.
  +Applications can define groups of related `SettingSchema`s in the form of [SettingSchemaGroup]($backend)s, registered at runtime with the [SettingSchema]($backend) class. A settings editor can present the settings for each group together, or each individually as appropriate.
  #### Example SettingSchemaGroup
  @@ -217,7 +217,7 @@ Settings may also be stored externally, in JSON. That can be either stringified
  ### Settings loaded at application startup
  -When [IModelhost.startup](#backend) is called, all files with the extension ".json" or ".json5" in the `@itwin/core-backend` package `assets\Settings` directory, plus all files listed by [IModelHostConfiguration.workspace.settingsFiles]($backend), are loaded into [IModelHost.appWorkspace.settings]($backend).
  +When [IModelhost.startup](#backend) is called, all files with the extension ".json" or ".json5" in the `@itwin/core-backend` package `assets\Settings` directory, plus all files listed by `IModelHostConfiguration.workspace.settingsFiles`, are loaded into `IModelHost.appWorkspace.settings`.
  ### iModel Based Settings
  @@ -227,7 +227,7 @@ To save a `SettingDictionary` in an iModel, use [IModelDb.saveSettingDictionary]
  ## WorkspaceDbs
  -[WorkspaceDb]($backend)s are SQLite databases that hold [workspace resources](#workspace-resources). They can either be local files managed externally or they can be [CloudSqlite]($backend) databases accessed directly from cloud storage.
  +[WorkspaceDb]($backend)s are SQLite databases that hold [workspace resources](#workspace-resources). They can either be local files managed externally or they can be SQLite databases accessed directly from cloud storage.
  ### Cloud-based WorkspacesDbs
  