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[Ross <ross@xxxxxxx>]

That sounds better to me, also I think that adding "[that are] in range"
would flow better.

E.g:

"If you have many saved wireless networks that are in range, Ubuntu may
choose to connect to one of them, while you may prefer to connect to
another."

** Changed in: ubuntu-manual
   Importance: Undecided => Low

** Changed in: ubuntu-manual
       Status: New => Confirmed

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Multiple networks p.47
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Status in Ubuntu Manual: Confirmed

Bug description:
Rev. 788
Ch. 3, § "Connecting to a saved wireless network", p. 47 (PDF p. 49)
Type: style

Manual has:
If you have multiple saved wireless networks in range, Ubuntu may choose to connect to one of them, while you may prefer to connect to another.

This isn't really wrong, but I think the wording can be improved. The less technically inclined say "many" rather than "multiple".

If there are many saved wireless networks in range, Ubuntu may choose to connect to one of them, even though you may prefer to connect to another.