Updates to documentation of Profiles... some Raffi edits/feedback.

Author: jonoomph

doc/files.rst

@@ -56,6 +56,8 @@ is not currently visible, OpenShot will automatically display the panel.
 
 .. image:: images/quick-start-drop-files.jpg
 
+.. _file_menu_ref:
+
 File Menu
 ---------
 To view the file menu, right click on a file (in the **Project Files** panel). Here are the actions you can use from the

doc/images/file-menu.jpg

@@ -37,6 +37,9 @@ It is best practice to always switch to your target profile before you begin edi
 1080p 30fps, switch to that profile before you begin editing your project. For a full list of included profiles
 see :ref:`profile_list_ref`.
 
+**Tip:** To quickly select a profile, you can right-click on any file in your **Project Files**, and select the
+:guilabel:`Choose Profile` option (see :ref:`file_menu_ref`).
+
 .. image:: images/profiles.jpg
 
 ==  ==================  ============
@@ -59,16 +62,18 @@ Choose Profile Dialog
 2   Selected Profile    Click on the desired profile, and then the :guilabel:`OK` button. You can also double click a profile to select it.
 3   Filtered Count      Count of filtered profiles
 4   Accept Profile      Click the :guilabel:`OK` button to switch to the selected profile.
-5   Context Menu        Right click on any row to :guilabel:`Set as Default Profile`, :guilabel:`Duplicate`, :guilabel:`Edit`, or :guilabel:`Delete` profiles. Note: Only custom, duplicated profiles can be edited or deleted.
+5   Context Menu        Right click on any row to :guilabel:`Set as Default Profile` or :guilabel:`Duplicate` a profile. Duplicated and custom profiles also include an :guilabel:`Edit` and :guilabel:`Delete` option. **Note**: *The current profile can not be deleted*.
 ==  ==================  ============
 
 .. _profiles_editor_ref:
 
 Edit/Duplicate Profile
 ----------------------
-Right-click on any profile in OpenShot and choose :guilabel:`Duplicate` or :guilabel:`Edit` to open up the **Profile Editor**.
-This screen allows you to duplicate existing built-in profiles or edit any custom profiles. You can edit the description,
-resolution, frame rate, aspect ratio, and pixel ratio.
+
+To create a custom profile, right-click on any profile in OpenShot and choose :guilabel:`Duplicate` to open up the Profile Editor.
+Custom profiles also include an :guilabel:`Edit` and :guilabel:`Delete` option, if you need to customize them further. You can edit
+the description, resolution, frame rate, aspect ratio, and pixel ratio of the custom profile. **NOTE**: *It is important that
+each custom profile has a unique profile name*.
 
 The custom profiles are saved in the ``~/.openshot_qt/profiles/`` or ``C:\Users\USERNAME\.openshot_qt\profiles`` folder.
 
@@ -85,7 +90,7 @@ The custom profiles are saved in the ``~/.openshot_qt/profiles/`` or ``C:\Users\
    3   **Width**            The horizontal resolution (in pixels) of the video.
    4   **Height**           The vertical resolution (in pixels) of the video.
    5   **Frame Rate**       The frame rate of the video (frames per second).
-   6   **Aspect Ratio**     The display aspect ratio of the video (automatically calculated from width/height and pixel ratio.
+   6   **Aspect Ratio**     The display aspect ratio of the video (automatically calculated from width/height and pixel ratio).
    7   **Pixel Ratio**      The aspect ratio of each pixel in the video. A ratio of 1:1 means square pixels (default).
    8   **Interlaced**       Whether the video is interlaced (Yes) or progressive (No).
    ==  ===================  ===================================================================