Some typo fixes in README

diff --git a/INSTALL.dos b/INSTALL.dos
index cd5519a121e5627a947f83e60dd4062a029c6ce6..a2c78e0f6ac61c58588217da9b1bdb0cf4e44e62 100644 (file)
--- a/INSTALL.dos
+++ b/INSTALL.dos
@@ -41,21 +41,21 @@ downloaded from http://community.borland.com/museum. You can get the
 same one. \r
 \r
 I've made some attempts to compile catdoc with Watcom C (16-bit),\r
 same one. \r
 \r
 I've made some attempts to compile catdoc with Watcom C (16-bit),\r

-but haven't completely socceeded. If you do, let me know.   \r
+but haven't completely succeeded. If you do, let me know.   \r

 \r
 \r

-1. With 16-bit compilier, use COMPACT memory model\r
+1. With 16-bit compiler, use COMPACT memory model\r

    If you are using Turbo C make -fmakefile.tc in src directory\r
    should be enough.  If you have to change anything  in\r
    the makefile.tc, please let me know.\r
    \r
 2. If you are using compilier other than Turbo C /Borland C or\r
    Watcom,  you should take look on fileutil.c file and possible\r
    If you are using Turbo C make -fmakefile.tc in src directory\r
    should be enough.  If you have to change anything  in\r
    the makefile.tc, please let me know.\r
    \r
 2. If you are using compilier other than Turbo C /Borland C or\r
    Watcom,  you should take look on fileutil.c file and possible\r

-   add couple of #ifdefs  here. If your succed with it, send me a\r
+   add couple of #ifdefs  here. If your succeed with it, send me a\r

    patch  (or entire modified file, if you don't know how to make\r
    a good unix-like patch). \r
 \r
 \r
    patch  (or entire modified file, if you don't know how to make\r
    a good unix-like patch). \r
 \r
 \r

-3. With 32-bit compilier you are on your own. I don't think that\r
+3. With 32-bit compiler you are on your own. I don't think that\r

   small utilities like catdoc should require extender or DPMI host,\r
   so I've never tried to build 32-bit version of catdoc for DOS,\r
   But if you mix buffer sizes from UNIX version and file-name\r
   small utilities like catdoc should require extender or DPMI host,\r
   so I've never tried to build 32-bit version of catdoc for DOS,\r
   But if you mix buffer sizes from UNIX version and file-name\r


@@ -66,11 +66,11 @@ but haven't completely socceeded. If you do, let me know.
    and unistd.h which is provided in compat directory.\r
    Compile getopt.c and add it to cc.lib and put unistd.h in\r
    your include directory. Later it might help you to port other\r
    and unistd.h which is provided in compat directory.\r
    Compile getopt.c and add it to cc.lib and put unistd.h in\r
    your include directory. Later it might help you to port other\r

-   unix software. With other compilier you can also make use\r
+   unix software. With other compiler you can also make use\r

    of getopt.c in compat directory (which is from GNU), but I was\r
    unable to make it work with Watcom 10.0\r
 \r
 5. It is probably good idea to link wildargs.obj (or wildargv.obj)\r
    of getopt.c in compat directory (which is from GNU), but I was\r
    unable to make it work with Watcom 10.0\r
 \r
 5. It is probably good idea to link wildargs.obj (or wildargv.obj)\r

-   with catdoc. I didn't do it myself becouse I use korn shell on\r
+   with catdoc. I didn't do it myself because I use korn shell on\r

    machine where I've developed catdoc, so I don't need to include\r
    parameter expansion in program.\r
    machine where I've developed catdoc, so I don't need to include\r
    parameter expansion in program.\r

diff --git a/README b/README
index 08986827795c73d349b25d0ac3ac6137b71d2382..d26bf3895f700feb14e01d10bd4b73f3b971a9d0 100644 (file)
--- a/README
+++ b/README
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-CATDOC version 0.93
+CATDOC version 0.95

 
 CATDOC is program which reads MS-Word file and prints readable 
 ASCII text to stdout, just like Unix cat command.
 
 CATDOC is program which reads MS-Word file and prints readable 
 ASCII text to stdout, just like Unix cat command.


@@ -6,7 +6,6 @@ It also able to produce correct escape sequences if some UNICODE
 charachers have to be represented specially in your typesetting system
 such as (La)TeX.
 
 charachers have to be represented specially in your typesetting system
 such as (La)TeX.
 

-This is completely new version of catdoc, rewritten from scratch. 

 It features runtime configuration, proper charset handling,
 user-definable output formats and support
 for Word97 files, which contain UNICODE internally.
 It features runtime configuration, proper charset handling,
 user-definable output formats and support
 for Word97 files, which contain UNICODE internally.


@@ -21,7 +20,6 @@ such as pictures or equations.
 So, if you are looking for purely authomatic way to convert Word to LaTeX,
 you can better investigate word2x, wvware or LAOLA.
 
 So, if you are looking for purely authomatic way to convert Word to LaTeX,
 you can better investigate word2x, wvware or LAOLA.
 

-

 Catdoc is distributed under GNU Public License version 2 or above.
 
 
 Catdoc is distributed under GNU Public License version 2 or above.
 
 


@@ -31,7 +29,6 @@ There is also major work to do - define correct TeX commands
 for accented latin letters into tex.specchars file and commands
 for mathematical symbols (unicode 20xx-25xx). 
 
 for accented latin letters into tex.specchars file and commands
 for mathematical symbols (unicode 20xx-25xx). 
 

-

 Contributions are welcome.
 
 See files INSTALL and INSTALL.dos for information about  compiling and
 Contributions are welcome.
 
 See files INSTALL and INSTALL.dos for information about  compiling and