Add that the use command has to be used.

MethodicalAcceleratorDesign · Apr 27, 2021 · f3f9b05 · f3f9b05
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diff --git a/doc/latexuguide/makethin.tex b/doc/latexuguide/makethin.tex
@@ -26,7 +26,8 @@ \section{MAKETHIN}
    processed to thin slices. The sequence must be active, i.e. it should
    have been previously loaded with a \hyperref[sec:use]{\texttt{USE}} command.  
    The sequence must use the default positioning of elements
-   ({\texttt{REFER=centre}}). 
+   ({\texttt{REFER=centre}}). To use the sliced sequence you have to again use the command
+   \hyperref[sec:use]{\texttt{USE}} with the sequence name. 
 
    \ttitem{STYLE} the slicing style to be used for all active elements (excluding corrector magnets).
    The corrector magnets and the inactive elements are instead sliced so there is a slice in the 

diff --git a/doc/latexuguide/makethin_HBU.tex b/doc/latexuguide/makethin_HBU.tex
@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@
 See the \href{http://madx.web.cern.ch/madx/madX/examples/makethin/}{examples} for makethin.\\
 Compare the main optics parameters like tunes before and after slicing with makethin.
 In tests, turn off slicing for some of the main element classes to identify the main sources of changes.
-For sextuples and octupoles, a single slice should always be sufficient.
+For sextuples and octupoles, a single slice is normally be sufficient.
 Increase the number of slices for critical elements like mini-beta quadrupoles. Even there, more than four slices should rarely be required.
 Rematch tunes and chromaticity after makethin.