updated EdgeSet manual (en-US)

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 <figcaption>The catalog sidebar showing the always-available system data source.</figcaption>
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-<p>The catalog is a tree view of all data sources. Tables in each data source are arranged in schemas.</p>
+<p>The catalog is a tree view of all &nbsp;data sources. &nbsp;Tables in each data source are arranged in &nbsp;folders.</p>
 <p>For SQL data sources, these schemas and tables will correspond to those in the data source. For other non-SQL data sources, the schemas and table names will vary, based on how the data has been mapped by EdgeSet.</p>
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 <h2 class="anchored" data-anchor-id="exploring-tables">Exploring tables</h2>

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-      <p class="date">December 25, 2024</p>
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-    "text": "Requirements\n\nmacOS 13+1\n12GB of free disk space\nEdgeSet license key\ninternet connection\n\n1 The desktop application is tested on Apple Silicon Macs only, not Intel Macs.\n\nInstallation\n\nDownload EdgeSet from https://www.tetmon.com/EdgeSet.dmg.\nOpen your Downloads folder and double-click the EdgeSet.dmg file. \nDrag the EdgeSet icon to the Applications folder. \nOpen the EdgeSet application from the Applications folder. \nWhen you first start EdgeSet, you might see the following prompt. Click Open to proceed. \nDuring installation and whenever you launch EdgeSet, you might be prompted to allow EdgeSet access to the keychain. EdgeSet will only access data that it stores on the keychain itself. Select Always Allow.2 \nEdgeSet will begin downloading the query engine. This is a one-time setup. \nOnce the query engine download is complete, EdgeSet will start up. \nThe first time EdgeSet starts, it will prompt you for your license key. \nClick Upload license file… and Open the license.key file you were provided. \nEdgeSet will show a brief loading screen with progress indicator while it generates an encryption key. Then the EdgeSet interface will appear and you are ready to begin adding data sources. \n\n2 EdgeSet uses the macOS keychain to store credentials in order to protect your data from other applications on the system.\n\nUninstallation\n\nTo uninstall EdgeSet, move the EdgeSet Application to the Trash. \nOpen the ~/Library/Application Support folder and move the EdgeSet folder there into the Trash (this is the folder that holds the query engine).3 \n\n3 To easily navigate to the Application Support folder from the Finder, you can press ⌘Command + Shift + G and type in ~/Library/Application Support.",
+    "text": "Requirements\n\nmacOS 13+1\n12GB of free disk space\nEdgeSet license key\ninternet connection\n\n1 The desktop application is tested on Apple Silicon Macs only, not Intel Macs.\n\nInstallation\n\nDownload EdgeSet from https://www.tetmon.com/EdgeSet.dmg.\nOpen your Downloads folder and double-click the EdgeSet.dmg file.\n\n\n\n\nthe EdgeSet.dmg file in the Downloads folder\n\n\n\nDrag the EdgeSet icon to the Applications folder.\n\n\n\n\nthe EdgeSet installation folder\n\n\n\nOpen the EdgeSet application from the Applications folder.\n\n\n\n\nEdgeSet in the Applications folder\n\n\n\nWhen you first start EdgeSet, you might see the following prompt. Click Open to proceed.\n\n\n\n\nmacOS prompt that EdgeSet has been downloaded from the internet\n\n\n\nDuring installation and whenever you launch EdgeSet, you might be prompted to allow EdgeSet access to the keychain. EdgeSet will only access data that it stores on the keychain itself. Select Always Allow.2\n\n2 EdgeSet uses the macOS keychain to store credentials in order to protect your data from other applications on the system.\n\n\nmacOS keychain prompt\n\n\n\nEdgeSet will begin downloading the query engine. This is a one-time setup.\n\n\n\n\nEdgeSet query engine download progress\n\n\n\nOnce the query engine download is complete, EdgeSet will start up.\n\n\n\n\nEdgeSet startup message\n\n\n\nThe first time EdgeSet starts, it will prompt you for your license key.\n\n\n\n\nEdgeSet upload license key dialog\n\n\n\nClick Upload license file… and Open the license.key file you were provided.\n\n\n\n\nbrowse to EdgeSet license key\n\n\n\nEdgeSet will show a brief loading screen with progress indicator while it generates an encryption key. Then the EdgeSet interface will appear and you are ready to begin adding data sources.\n\n\n\n\nthe EdgeSet interface\n\n\n\n\nUninstallation\n\nTo uninstall EdgeSet, move the EdgeSet Application to the Trash.\n\n\n\n\nmove the EdgeSet Application to the Trash\n\n\n\nOpen the ~/Library/Application Support folder and move the EdgeSet folder there into the Trash (this is the folder that holds the query engine).3\n\n3 To easily navigate to the Application Support folder from the Finder, you can press ⌘Command + Shift + G and type in ~/Library/Application Support.\n\n\nmove the EdgeSet Application Support folder to the Trash",
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-    "text": "Exploring tables\nAt any time, you can click the Catalog tab to open and close the catalog sidebar.\nThe catalog is a tree view of all data sources. Tables in each data source are arranged in schemas.\nFor SQL data sources, these schemas and tables will correspond to those in the data source. For other non-SQL data sources, the schemas and table names will vary, based on how the data has been mapped by EdgeSet.\nClick the “play” icon next to a table to explore it in the query notebook.",
+    "text": "Exploring tables\nAt any time, you can click the Catalog tab to open and close the catalog sidebar.\nThe catalog is a tree view of all  data sources.  Tables in each data source are arranged in  folders.\nFor SQL data sources, these schemas and tables will correspond to those in the data source. For other non-SQL data sources, the schemas and table names will vary, based on how the data has been mapped by EdgeSet.\nClick the “play” icon next to a table to explore it in the query notebook.",
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