casa-mp-base

--- doc/pinfo.texi.orig 2006-03-16 18:40:38.000000000 +0300

+++ doc/pinfo.texi  2012-08-06 12:11:37.000000000 +0400

@@ -60,13 +60,13 @@

 @value{DATE}.

 @menu

-* Invoking::                    Comman line options.

+* Invoking::                    Command line options.

 * Configuration::               Configurable behaviour of pinfo.

 * Internationalization Support::  Localization.

 * Author::                      Who wrote pinfo.

 * Bugs::                        Help debugging.

 * Copyright::                   Copying.

-* Index::                       Search.

+* Index::                       Index.

 @detailmenu

  --- The Detailed Node Listing ---

@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@

 * Color::                       Color settings.

 * Keys::                        Bindable keyboard.

-* Options::                     Confiruration options.

+* Options::                     Configuration options.

 * Example config file::         Build in values.

 Keys

@@ -100,8 +100,7 @@

 @value{PROGRAM} [@var{options}] [@var{info_page}]

 @value{PROGRAM} is a program for viewing info files. You specify which

-page you want to read by passing it an @var{info_page} argument. This argumen

-t

+page you want to read by passing it an @var{info_page} argument. This argument

 contains the name of an info page (i.e. @samp{bash}). The program

 will then (by default) search for it in the current diectory, @file{/usr/share/info},

 @file{/usr/info}, @file{/usr/local/share/info}, @file{/usr/local/info},

@@ -113,7 +112,7 @@

 to the function @code{openinfo()} in @file{filehandling_functions.c}.

 When the search for info pages fails, man is called with the @var{info_page}

-argument, and it's output is parsed by @value{PROGRAM}. This means that

+argument, and its output is parsed by @value{PROGRAM}. This means that

 when you don't have the appropriate info page, but have a man page

 instead; the man page will be viewed.

@@ -132,16 +131,16 @@

 could be used as a manual pager). Warning: Everything what follows this

 option is passed to the @code{man} program. Don't be confused if

 @value{PROGRAM} options, which followed @samp{-m} don't work.

-When using this option, pinfo does not parse the info options as ussual!

+When using this option, pinfo does not parse the info options as usual!

 It invokes the man part of program.

 You can also call the man function of @value{PROGRAM} in another way.

 When @value{PROGRAM} is called with an @code{argv[0]} (the program file

-name), which contains the word @code{man} in it's name, the man

+name), which contains the word @code{man} in its name, the man

 functions are enabled automatically.

 Previously there was a symlink to @value{PROGRAM}, called @code{pman},

-but I had to remove it from the distribution, since it's name was in

+but I had to remove it from the distribution, since its name was in