diff --git a/documentation/current/eiffelstudio/eiffelstudio-reference/debugger/execution-commands/attach-application.wiki b/documentation/current/eiffelstudio/eiffelstudio-reference/debugger/execution-commands/attach-application.wiki
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 [[Property:title|Attach application]]
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-[[Property:uuid|d5b8d2b3-9489-a631-81ee-f25d6c309215]]
+[[Property:uuid|e369df0f-2e1f-5730-ae67-cd7b60b55c5f]]
 Usually when you want to debug an application, you launch it from EiffelStudio and the debugger is automatically attached to the execution of the application.
-However for specific needs (such as server development), you might want to start the execution outside EiffelStudio, and then attach the EiffelStudio's debugger to it.
+However for specific needs (such as server development), you might want to start the execution outside EiffelStudio, and then attach EiffelStudio's debugger to it.
 
-Since 6.8, there is an experimental solution based on socket connection.
-You start your application, and this one will wait for the debugger to connect.
+Beginning with EiffelStudio version 6.8, there is an experimental solution based on socket connection.
+After you start the execution of your application, it will wait for the debugger to connect.
 
 There are some obvious requirements such as
-* The application should be a workbench application 
-* EiffelStudio should be open on the project which was used to compile the workbench.
+* The application should be compiled in workbench mode. 
+* EiffelStudio should be open on the project which was used to compile the application.
 
-So how to achieve that?
-* On the application side, you will need to provide at some time a port number, and when the application will wait for the debugger.
+So how do you make it work?
+* On the application side, at some point you will need to provide a port number, and at what point the application will wait for the debugger.
 
-On the application side, you can do that either
-* by setting '''ISE_DBG_PORTNUM''' environment variable to a specific port number (by default 1050)
+You can do that either:
+* by setting <code>ISE_DBG_PORTNUM</code> environment variable to a specific port number (by default 1050), or
 * by calling <eiffel>{RT_DEBUGGER}.rt_workbench_wait_for_debugger (a_port_number: INTEGER)</eiffel> from the program itself
 
-Then from EiffelStudio, menu "Execution>Attach Debuggee" and provide the same port number.
+Then from EiffelStudio, follow the menu path <code>Execution->Attach Debuggee</code> and provide the same port number.
 (note that you can add the associated command to the execution tool bar).
 
-At this point EiffelStudio is able to debug the application as if it was launched by Eiffel Studio itself.
-
-{{note| This solution is still experimental, it can (and will) be improved in the future}}
+At this point EiffelStudio is able to debug the application just as if the application had been launched by EiffelStudio.
+
+
+{{note| As of EiffelStudio version 6.8, this solution is still experimental. It can be expected to improve in the future.}}
+