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@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ one might expect. Doing the same with _disabled does_, though.)
One caveat regarding read-only fields is that if the text is longer than
the field, it will be clipped, as opposed to a Label, which instead will
wrap the text to a new line. Thus, in certain situations, switching to
-Labels may be preferrable.
+Labels may be preferable.
It’s probably best to mention here that *setReadOnly(true)* also has a
certain side-effect in Vaadin that *setEnabled(false)* does not: You