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-[[!meta title="Modular use of environment modules in the Systems Group"]]
+[[!meta title="Managing custom software with environment modules in the Systems Group"]]
 
 ## The problem
 
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 ### Using env modules
 
 To actually make use of the new modules, you need to add env modules into your
-shell. The following commands illustrates the way for the **bash**:
+shell. The following commands illustrate the way for the **bash**:
 
     % . /pub/env-modules/Modules/3.2.8/init/bash
     % module avail