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    1.13  and creating packages and was created independently.
    1.14  The format of the packages using the *.tazpkg extension is a
    1.15  cpio archive containing a filesystem compressed with gzip,
    1.16 -a receipt and a possible description. Tazpkg also manages
    1.17 +a receipt and an optional description. Tazpkg also manages
    1.18  dependencies based on package receipts. Each receipt contains
    1.19 -all the information about the package, it can also include
    1.20 +all the information about a package and can also include
    1.21  pre and post installation functions. The same receipt is 
    1.22  used by Tazwok to compile sources and generate a .tazpkg 
    1.23  package.
    1.24 @@ -78,8 +78,8 @@
    1.25  <p>
    1.26  The 'xhtml-list' command can create a XHTML list
    1.27  of all the packages installed on the system which can be read
    1.28 -with your preferred Web browser. It can be started as a simple
    1.29 -user and creates a page 'installed-packages.html' in
    1.30 +with your preferred Web browser. It can be run as a normal
    1.31 +user and creates a page called 'installed-packages.html' in
    1.32  your current directory. Note that you can change the name of the
    1.33  generated list via the command line:
    1.34  </p>
    1.35 @@ -103,7 +103,7 @@
    1.36  <h3><font color="#6c0023">info</font></h3>
    1.37  <p>
    1.38  Display any information available in the receipt for the 
    1.39 -package in question,  it's version, category, maintainer,
    1.40 +package in question - its version, category, maintainer,
    1.41  Web site and any dependencies (see also Tazwok for more
    1.42  information on receipts):
    1.43  </p>
    1.44 @@ -122,7 +122,7 @@
    1.45  <h3><font color="#6c0023">list-files</font></h3>
    1.46  <p>
    1.47  List all files installed with a package. This command will
    1.48 -simply read and display the 'files.list' of each package, this file is
    1.49 +simply read and display the 'files.list' of each package which is
    1.50  automatically generated when the package is created and is
    1.51  also used to remove files when uninstalling a package.
    1.52  To list the files installed with the package bc:
    1.53 @@ -132,7 +132,7 @@
    1.54  </pre>
    1.55  <h3><font color="#6c0023">search</font></h3>
    1.56  <p>
    1.57 -Search for packages by owner or name of package. This command
    1.58 +Search for packages by owner or package name. This command
    1.59  will search for the term wanted in the installed packages and the
    1.60  list of available packages on the mirror. To obtain the 
    1.61  latest list of installable packages on the mirror, just
    1.62 @@ -145,7 +145,7 @@
    1.63  <p>
    1.64  The 'search-file' command allows you to search for a file
    1.65  among the files installed by the packages. This command is very
    1.66 -useful to find the full path to a file and determines if 
    1.67 +useful to find the full path to a file and determine if 
    1.68  a file is present on the system. Example:
    1.69  </p>
    1.70  <pre>
    1.71 @@ -171,7 +171,7 @@
    1.72  <p>
    1.73  Install a set of packages listed in a file. This command
    1.74  allows you to install several packages with a single command
    1.75 -and can also be enforced:
    1.76 +and can also be forced:
    1.77  </p>
    1.78  <pre>
    1.79   # tazpkg install-list my-packages.list
    1.80 @@ -179,9 +179,9 @@
    1.81  </pre>
    1.82  <h3><font color="#6c0023">remove</font></h3>
    1.83  <p>
    1.84 -Remove a package, you will be asked for confirmation (y/N).
    1.85 -This command will delete all files installed with the package;
    1.86 -to view the list of files, use the 'list-files' command
    1.87 +Remove a package. You will be asked for confirmation (y/N).
    1.88 +This command will delete all files installed with the package.
    1.89 +To view the list of files, use the 'list-files' command
    1.90  followed by the name of the package. Example
    1.91  with the package bc:
    1.92  </p>
    1.93 @@ -249,7 +249,7 @@
    1.94  <h3><font color="#6c0023">check</font></h3>
    1.95  <p>
    1.96  The 'check' command can check dependencies on installed
    1.97 -packages and whether all the files needed for the 
    1.98 +packages and determine whether all the files needed for the 
    1.99  repacking of packages are present:
   1.100  </p>
   1.101  <pre>
   1.102 @@ -272,7 +272,7 @@
   1.103  <h3><font color="#6c0023">get</font></h3>
   1.104  <p>
   1.105  Get a package from the mirror (if it exists). The downloaded
   1.106 -package is stored in the current directory, to find the path
   1.107 +package is stored in the current directory. To find the path
   1.108  you can use 'pwd'. To get the Grub package:
   1.109  </p>
   1.110  <pre>
   1.111 @@ -293,8 +293,8 @@
   1.112  <p>
   1.113  Remove *.tazpkg packages downloaded to the cache. During 
   1.114  installation, Tazpkg keeps a copy of packages downloaded
   1.115 -from the web, it's done to save bandwidth in case of 
   1.116 -reinstalment, but you may want to free up space on the hard
   1.117 +from the web. This is done to save bandwidth in case of 
   1.118 +reinstallation, but you may want to free up space on the hard
   1.119  drive or re-download the packages:
   1.120  </p>
   1.121  <pre>
   1.122 @@ -304,7 +304,7 @@
   1.123  <p>
   1.124  Setup the URL for the mirror. The 'setup-mirror' command
   1.125  will ask for the URL for the new mirror. You can specify
   1.126 -multiple URLs separated by spaces, note that you can also
   1.127 +multiple URLs separated by spaces. Note that you can also
   1.128  modify the main /var/lib/tazpkg/mirror file. The URL must
   1.129  point to the directory containing the 'packages.list' and
   1.130  packages: