Feature 1453 create pdf user guide

.readthedocs.yaml

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 # Build all formats (htmlzip, pdf, epub)
 #formats: all
-formats: []
+formats: [pdf]
 
 # Optionally set the version of Python and requirements required to build your
 # docs

met/data/map/admin_by_country/admin_Yemen_data

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met/data/map/admin_data

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met/docs/Users_Guide/appendixA.rst

@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ A. Currently, very few graphics are included. The plotting tools (plot_point_obs
 
 **Q. How do I find the version of the tool I am using?**
 
-A. Type the name of the tool followed by **-version**. For example, type “pb2nc **-version**”.
+A. Type the name of the tool followed by **-version**. For example, type "pb2nc **-version**".
 
 **Q. What are MET's conventions for latitude, longitude, azimuth and bearing angles?**
 
@@ -81,11 +81,11 @@ The first place to look for help with individual commands is this user's guide o
 
 **Error while loading shared libraries**
 
-* Add the lib dir to your LD_LIBRARY_PATH. For example, if you receive the following error: “./mode_analysis: error while loading shared libraries: libgsl.so.19: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory”, you should add the path to the gsl lib (for example, */home/user/MET/gsl-2.1/lib*) to your LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
+* Add the lib dir to your LD_LIBRARY_PATH. For example, if you receive the following error: "./mode_analysis: error while loading shared libraries: libgsl.so.19: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory", you should add the path to the gsl lib (for example, */home/user/MET/gsl-2.1/lib*) to your LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
 
 **General troubleshooting**
 
-* For configuration files used, make certain to use empty square brackets (e.g. [ ]) to indicate no stratification is desired. Do NOT use empty double quotation marks inside square brackets (e.g. [“”]).
+* For configuration files used, make certain to use empty square brackets (e.g. [ ]) to indicate no stratification is desired. Do NOT use empty double quotation marks inside square brackets (e.g. [""]).
 
 * Have you designated all the required command line arguments?
 

met/docs/Users_Guide/appendixB.rst

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ To specify a Lambert Grid, the syntax is
 
   lambert Nx Ny lat_ll lon_ll lon_orient D_km R_km standard_lat_1 [ standard_lat_2 ] N|S
 
-Here, **Nx** and **Ny** are the number of points in, respectively, the **x** and **y** grid directions. These two numbers give the overall size of the grid. **lat_ll** and **lon_ll** are the latitude and longitude, in degrees, of the lower left point of the grid. North latitude and east longitude are considered positive. **lon_orient** is the orientation longitude of the grid. It’s the meridian of longitude that’s parallel to one of the vertical grid directions. **D_km** and **R_km** are the grid resolution and the radius of the Earth, both in kilometers. **standard_lat_1** and **standard_lat_2** are the standard parallels of the Lambert projection. If the two latitudes are the same, then only one needs to be given. **N|S** means to write either **N** or **S** depending on whether the Lambert projection is from the north pole or the south pole.
+Here, **Nx** and **Ny** are the number of points in, respectively, the **x** and **y** grid directions. These two numbers give the overall size of the grid. **lat_ll** and **lon_ll** are the latitude and longitude, in degrees, of the lower left point of the grid. North latitude and east longitude are considered positive. **lon_orient** is the orientation longitude of the grid. It's the meridian of longitude that's parallel to one of the vertical grid directions. **D_km** and **R_km** are the grid resolution and the radius of the Earth, both in kilometers. **standard_lat_1** and **standard_lat_2** are the standard parallels of the Lambert projection. If the two latitudes are the same, then only one needs to be given. **N|S** means to write either **N** or **S** depending on whether the Lambert projection is from the north pole or the south pole.
 
 As an example of specifying a Lambert grid, suppose you have a northern hemisphere Lambert grid with 614 points in the x direction and 428 points in the y direction. The lower left corner of the grid is at latitude :math:`12.190^\circ` north and longitude :math:`133.459^\circ` west. The orientation longitude is :math:`95^\circ` west. The grid spacing is :math:`12.19058^\circ` km. The radius of the Earth is the default value used in many grib files: 6367.47 km. Both standard parallels are at :math:`25^\circ` north. To specify this grid in the config file, you would write
 
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ For Plate Carrée (i.e. Lat/Lon) grids, the syntax is
 
   latlon Nx Ny lat_ll lon_ll delta_lat delta_lon
 
-The parameters **Nx, Ny, lat_ll** and **lon_ll** are as before. **delta_lat** and **delta_lon** are the latitude and longitude increments of the grid—i.e., the change in latitude or longitude between one grid point and an adjacent grid point.
+The parameters **Nx, Ny, lat_ll** and **lon_ll** are as before. **delta_lat** and **delta_lon** are the latitude and longitude increments of the grid-i.e., the change in latitude or longitude between one grid point and an adjacent grid point.
 
 For a Rotated Plate Carrée (i.e. Rotated Lat/Lon) grids, the syntax is