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 \label{marker:linking}
 Normally, markers can be moved individually and are only connected to one trace. This creates a problem when reading out trace data from multiple traces at the same position. If the position is changed, all markers need to be moved manually to the new position. Linked markers provide a solution to this problem: All markers within a linked group always use the same position. If one marker is moved, the others move as well. The linked group of each marker is indicated in the marker dock (empty if the marker does not belong to any linked group).
 
-Only markers that are movable can be added to linked groups. If a marker type performs automatic positioning of the marker (e.g. the maximum marker type), it can not be added.
+Only markers that are movable can be added to linked groups. Markers that perform automatic positioning (e.g. a marker with the type maximum) cannot be added to a linked group.
 
 \subsubsection{Creating a new linked group}
 Select multiple markers in the marker dock, right-click and select "link selected".