# This patch fixes many format errors at the flwm.1 manpage.

diff -Naur flwm-1.02+cvs20080422.orig/flwm.1 flwm-1.02+cvs20080422/flwm.1
--- flwm-1.02+cvs20080422.orig/flwm.1	2008-09-06 10:56:16.000000000 +0200
+++ flwm-1.02+cvs20080422/flwm.1	2008-09-06 10:56:35.000000000 +0200
@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
 .\"Man page for flwm, by Bill Spitzak.
 .TH flwm 1 "15 May 1999"
 .SH NAME
-\fIflwm\fR - The Fast Light Window Manager
+\fIflwm\fR \- The Fast Light Window Manager
 .SH SYNOPSIS
 .B flwm
-[-d[isplay] host:n.n] [-g[eometry] WxH+X+Y]
-[-fg color] [-bg color] [-bg2 color]
+[\-d[isplay] host:n.n] [\-g[eometry] WxH+X+Y]
+[\-fg color] [\-bg color] [\-bg2 color]
 .SH DESCRIPTION
 .I flwm
 is a very small and fast X window manager, featuring
@@ -24,52 +24,52 @@
 
 .nf
 #!/bin/sh
-xsetroot -solid \\#006060
+xsetroot \-solid \\#006060
 xrdb .Xresources
 # xset, xmodmap, other configuration programs
 flwm &
 WindowManager=$!
-# xterm, other automatically-launched programs
+# xterm, other automatically\-launched programs
 wait $WindowManager
 .fi
 
 .SH SWITCHES
 
-.B -d[isplay] host:#.#
+.B \-d[isplay] host:#.#
 Sets the display and screen for flwm to manage
 
-.B -v[isual] #
-Visual number to use (probably only works for non-color-mapped ones)
+.B \-v[isual] #
+Visual number to use (probably only works for non\-color\-mapped ones)
 
-.B -g[eometry] WxH+X+Y
+.B \-g[eometry] WxH+X+Y
 Flwm will act as though the screen is only the specified area.  It
 will constrain initial window positions to this area and stop them at
 the edges when dragging them around.  This can be used to surround the
 screen with fixed "toolbars" that are never covered by windows.  These
-toolbars must be created by a program using override-redirect so that
+toolbars must be created by a program using override\-redirect so that
 flwm does not try to move them.
 
-.B -m[aximum] WxH
+.B \-m[aximum] WxH
 Set the size of windows when the maximize buttons are pushed.
-Normally this is the size of the screen.  This is useful for
+Normally this is the size of the screen. This is useful for
 XFree86 servers that are run with a smaller screen than display
 memory.
 
-.B -x
+.B \-x
 The menu will say "Exit" instead of "Logout" and will not ask for
-confirmation.  This is a good idea if you are running flwm in some
+confirmation. This is a good idea if you are running flwm in some
 other way than with exec at the end of .xinitrc, since it won't log
 you out then.
 
-.B -fg color, -bg color
+.B \-fg color, \-bg color
 Set the label color and the color of the window frames and the
 menu.
 
-.B -c[ursor] #
+.B \-c[ursor] #
 What cursor to use on the desktop (you will have to experiment to find
 out what each number means)
 
-.B -cfg color, -cbg color
+.B \-cfg color, \-cbg color
 Colors for the desktop and window resizing cursors
 
 In addition to these switches there is much customization that can be
@@ -78,12 +78,12 @@
 
 .SH MENU ITEMS
 
-Flwm can launch programs from its menu.  This is controlled by files
+Flwm can launch programs from its menu. This is controlled by files
 in the directory
 .B ~/.wmx
 (this was chosen to be compatible with wmx and wm2).
 
-Each executable file in ~/.wmx is a program to run.  Usually these are
+Each executable file in ~/.wmx is a program to run. Usually these are
 symbolic links to the real program or very short shell scripts.
 
 Each subdirectory creates a child menu so you can build a hierarchy
@@ -94,43 +94,43 @@
 
 .nf
 mkdir ~/.wmx
-ln -s /usr/bin/gimp ~/.wmx/"The Gimp"
+ln \-s /usr/bin/gimp ~/.wmx/"The Gimp"
 cat << EOF > ~/.wmx/"Terminal"
 #! /bin/sh
-/usr/local/bin/rxvt -ut
+/usr/bin/rxvt \-ut
 EOF
 chmod +x !*
 .fi
 
-On Debian, flwm has been modified to support a system-wide menu
+On Debian, flwm has been modified to support a system\-wide menu
 .B /var/lib/flwm/wmx
 when no
 .B ~/.wmx
 exists, and scripts were added to take advantage of the Debian menu system
 (see
-.BR update-menus (1)).
+.BR update\-menus (1)).
 
 .SH MOUSE USAGE
 
-.B Left-click
+.B Left\-click
 on a window border raises window.
 
-.B Left-drag
+.B Left\-drag
 will move the window when in the title bar, and will resize it in the
-edges.  If the window cannot be resized then it will always move the
-window.  What it will do is indicated by the cursor shape.
+edges. If the window cannot be resized then it will always move the
+window. What it will do is indicated by the cursor shape.
 
-.B Middle-click
+.B Middle\-click
 on a window border lowers it to bottom.
 
-.B Middle-drag
+.B Middle\-drag
 anywhere on window border will move the window.
 
 When you move a window it will stop at the edges of the screen.
 Dragging about 150 pixels further will unstick it and let you drag it
 off the screen.
 
-.B Right-click
+.B Right\-click
 on a window border pops up the menu.
 
 .B Any button
@@ -138,10 +138,10 @@
 
 .SH BUTTONS
 
-The empty button "iconizes" the window: it will completely vanish.  To
+The empty button "iconizes" the window: it will completely vanish. To
 get it back use the menu.
 
-The vertical-bar button "shades" (or "Venetian blinds"?) the window.
+The vertical\-bar button "shades" (or "Venetian blinds"?) the window.
 Click it again to restore the window.  You can also resize the shaded
 window to a new height or "open" it by resizing horizontally.
 
@@ -151,9 +151,9 @@
 
 .SH MENU
 
-.B Right-click
+.B Right\-click
 on window border, or
-.B any-click
+.B any\-click
 on the desktop, or typing
 .B Alt+Esc
 or
@@ -162,50 +162,50 @@
 .B Alt+Shift+Tab
 will pop up the menu.
 
-Releasing Alt will pick the current menu item.  This makes flwm work
+Releasing Alt will pick the current menu item. This makes flwm work
 very much (exactly?) like the Windows 95 shortcuts.
 
-Each main window is a menu item.  If the window is "iconized" the
+Each main window is a menu item. If the window is "iconized" the
 little picture shows an open rectangle, otherwise it shows a filled
 rectangle.  Picking a menu item deiconizes and raises that window and
 warps the pointer so it is current.
 
 .B New desktop
-asks for a name of a new desktop and makes it current.  The desktop
+asks for a name of a new desktop and makes it current. The desktop
 will initially be empty (except for sticky items).
 
 To move windows to the current desktop, pop up the menu and pick
 windows off of other desktops (if using the keyboard, use left
 arrow to go to the desktop names, move up and down to the other
-desktop, and use right arrow to enter that desktop).  The window will
+desktop, and use right arrow to enter that desktop). The window will
 be moved from the other desktop to the current one.
 
 To switch to another desktop, pick the title of the desktop (if using
 the keyboard, use left arrow to go to the desktop names, move up and
 down to the other desktop).
 
-If a desktop is empty you can delete it.  Its sub menu will show
+If a desktop is empty you can delete it. Its sub menu will show
 .B delete this desktop.
 Pick that and the desktop is gone.
 
 .B Sticky
-is a special "desktop": windows on it appear on all desktops.  To make
+is a special "desktop": windows on it appear on all desktops. To make
 a window "sticky" switch to the Sticky desktop and pick the window off
-its current desktop (thus "moving" it to the Sticky desktop).  To
+its current desktop (thus "moving" it to the Sticky desktop). To
 "unstick" a window go to another desktop and pick the window off the
 sticky desktop menu.
 
 .B New xterm
-will run a new xterm on the current desktop.  Useful if
-you accidentally close everything.  This item does not appear if a
+will run a new xterm on the current desktop. Useful if
+you accidentally close everything. This item does not appear if a
 ~/.wmx directory exists.
 
 .B Logout
 will ask for confirmation and if so flwm will exit.
 
 .B Exit
-will exit flwm without confirmation.  This item will appear if flwm
-was run with the -x switch.
+will exit flwm without confirmation. This item will appear if flwm
+was run with the \-x switch.
 
 .SH HOT KEYS
 
@@ -272,7 +272,7 @@
 
 You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
 along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
-Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307
+Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111\-1307
 USA.
 
 .SH AUTHORS