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Description: fix typos in manpage
A couple of spelling mistakes fixed.
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pixmap (2.6.6-1) UNRELEASED; urgency=medium
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* New upstream version.
* Replaced menu file with FreeDesktop entry.
Author: Paul Slootman <paul@debian.org>
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Last-Update: 2021-11-23
Index: pixmap-2.6.6/pixmap.man
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--- pixmap-2.6.6.orig/pixmap.man
+++ pixmap-2.6.6/pixmap.man
@@ -123,8 +123,8 @@ This button is used to clear one or more
This button is used to clear one or more pixels.
.RE
-Every button operation can be changed by means of resources in the
-\.Xdefaults file or application defaults file
+Every button operation can be changed by means of resources in the .Xdefaults
+file or application defaults file
(/usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/Pixmap).
.SH MENU COMMANDS
To make defining shapes easier, \fIpixmap\fP provides several commands for
@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ right\fP (counterclock), \fIDown\fP, \fI
.PP
Some commands are also available directly through the keyboard when
the mouse cursor is located on the Pixmap widget. They will be
-mentionned as an accelerator in the following description.
+mentioned as an accelerator in the following description.
.PP
LEFT BAR COMMANDS
.RS .5in
@@ -329,28 +329,28 @@ accelerator.
This command clears the current Hot Spot. This command has no accelerator.
.TP 4
.I Set Port
-This command allows to create a Port extension line graphically. It is
-part of the customized Port extension editor developped by Tim Wise
+This command allows one to create a Port extension line graphically. It is
+part of the customized Port extension editor developed by Tim Wise
(SES Inc.). The Port is set on the pixmap image by clicking any of the
mouse button. This command has no acelerator.
.TP 4
.I Clear Port
-This command allows to remove a Port extension line graphically. It is
-part of the customized Port extension editor developped by Tim Wise
+This command allows one to remove a Port extension line graphically. It is
+part of the customized Port extension editor developed by Tim Wise
(SES Inc.). The Port onto which any mouse button was clicked is
cancelled. This command has no accelerator.
.TP 4
.I Move Port
-This command allows to move a Port, that is to change the coordinates
+This command allows one to move a Port, that is to change the coordinates
specified in the Port extension line. It is part of the customized
-Port extension editor developped by Tim Wise (SES Inc.). The Port onto
+Port extension editor developed by Tim Wise (SES Inc.). The Port onto
which any mouse button was pressed is moved with the mouse cursor
until the mouse button is released. This command has no accelerator.
.TP 4
.I Port Info...
-This command allows to edit the information associated to a Port, that
+This command allows one to edit the information associated to a Port, that
is contained in a Port extension line. It is part of the customized
-Port extension editor developped by Tim Wise (SES Inc.). The
+Port extension editor developed by Tim Wise (SES Inc.). The
information associated with the Port onto which any mouse button was
clicked is displayed in a dialog window. It can be edited in that
dialog and saved by clicking the "Okay" button of the dialog. This
@@ -620,7 +620,7 @@ as two active buttons which operate as \
.SH "COLOR PANEL"
Colors in pixmap are presented in the \fIColor Panel\fP. Each loaded
color is associated a square button, filled with the color pixel.
-Scrollbars around the panel allow to scan the whole panel. To choose a
+Scrollbars around the panel enable scanning the whole panel. To choose a
color for drawing, the user must click on a color button. At this
time, the current name of the color is displayed as the title of the
\fIForeground Color\fP menu. A color can also be selected by using
@@ -718,7 +718,7 @@ returning the data in the file in Pixmap
The hierarchy of the pixmap editor is discribed here in order to
configure the editor by means of X resources in a \.Xdefaults file.
The first widget class is the Athena version one, while the second
-one, seperated by a | character, is the Motif version one.
+one, separated by a | character, is the Motif version one.
.sp
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