b-import-data.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Before importing data into your node, you will need to have the data dictionary(
 You should repeat this part of the tutorial for each cohort whose data you will be hosting on your node.
 
 ## 1. Download your cohort's dictionary(ies) from the Central Node
-**1.1.** Navigate to the [central node's home page](https://recap-preterm.inesctec.pt/).  
+**1.1.** Navigate to the [central node's home page](https://plaftorm.recap-preterm.eu/).  
 **1.2.** Click on the `Data Repository` (Opal) icon, as shown below.  
   ![opal](uploads/opal.png)
 **1.3.** Log into the central node's Data Repository. (Note: if you do not yet have an account at the central node, please contact WP4 at [recap-dev@inesctec.pt](mailto:recap-dev@inesctec.pt)).  
@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ To be able to use your files to create a new table, they need to be uploaded to
       ![create_table_with_dict_1](uploads/create_table_with_dict_1.png)  
     - Click `Browse` and select the dictionary file.  
     - Click `Next` and then `Finish`.  
-    - The result is an empty table where the variables are described but without any actual data yet.  
+    - After a couple of minutes (depending on the size of the dictionary), the result will be an empty table where the variables are described but without any actual data yet:  
       ![create_table_with_dict_2](uploads/create_table_with_dict_2.png)  
 
     The next step is to import your data into the table you have just created.
@@ -88,20 +88,20 @@ To be able to use your files to create a new table, they need to be uploaded to
     ![import_status_1](uploads/import_status_1.png)  
     If the import is unsuccessful, please extract the log by clicking on `Log` and send it to [recap-dev@inesctec.pt](mailto:recap-dev@inesctec.pt).  
   
-    If the import is successful, to see what the table looks like now that it contains data, you can go to the home page of the project, click on the table and then select the `Values` tab. It should look something like the image below.  
+    If the import is successful, to see what the table looks like now that it contains data, you can go to the home page of the project, click on the table and then select the `Values` tab. It should look something like the image below (actual values are blurred here).  
     ![import_status_2](uploads/import_status_2.png)  
 
 ## 3. Grant Access to the Central Node's Account
 > **NOTE**  
 You should repeat this step for each table you created in the previous section.
 
-In this section, you will allow the central node to retrieve the data dictionary and summary statistics from the table(s) you created. This is done by granting the `central_node` account (created in [Part A](a-create-accounts) of this tutorial) a specific level of access to your table.
+In this section, you will allow the central node to retrieve the data dictionary and summary statistics from the table(s) you created. This is done by granting the `central-node` account (created in [Part A](a-create-accounts) of this tutorial) a specific level of access to your table.
 
 **3.1.** Inside your project, click on the table you created in the previous section.  
 **3.2.** In the `Permissions` tab, click on `Add Permission` > `Add user permission`  
     ![add_user_perm_1](uploads/add_user_perm_1.png)  
 
-**3.3.** Type in `central_node` for the name and select `View dictionary and summaries` for the level of access the central node will have to the table.  
+**3.3.** Type in `central-node` for the name and select `View dictionary and summaries` for the level of access the central node will have to the table.  
     ![add_user_perm_2](uploads/add_user_perm_2.png)  
 **3.4.** Click `Save`.