--- location.admin.inc	2009-02-24 11:12:56.000000000 -0500
+++ new.location.admin.inc	2009-03-01 16:42:44.113560000 -0500
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ function location_admin_settings() {
     '#type'           => 'checkbox',
     '#title'          => t('Use a Google Map to set latitude and longitude '),
     '#default_value'  => variable_get('location_usegmap', FALSE),
-    '#description'    => t('If the gmap.module is installed and <a href="@enabled">enabled</a>, and this is setting is turned on, users that are allowed to manually enter latitude/longitude coordinates will be able to do so with an interactive Google Map.  You should also make sure you have entered a <a href="@google_maps_api_key">Google Maps API key</a> into your <a href="@gmap_module_settings">gmap module settings</a>.', array('@enabled' => url('admin/build/modules'), '@google_maps_api_key' => 'http://www.google.com/apis/maps', '@gmap_module_settings' => url('admin/settings/gmap'))),
+    '#description'    => t('If the gmap.module is installed and <a href="@enabled">enabled</a>, and this setting is also turned on, users that are allowed to manually enter latitude/longitude coordinates will be able to do so with an interactive Google Map.  You should also make sure you have entered a <a href="@google_maps_api_key">Google Maps API key</a> into your <a href="@gmap_module_settings">gmap module settings</a>.', array('@enabled' => url('admin/build/modules'), '@google_maps_api_key' => 'http://www.google.com/apis/maps', '@gmap_module_settings' => url('admin/settings/gmap'))),
 // @@@ megapatch This is an idea, but I'd opt more for a warning here...
 //    '#disabled'       => !module_exists('gmap'),
   );