Grammar improvements.

1 files changed, 26 insertions, 25 deletions

diff --git a/Packages.txt b/Packages.txt
index 9b39c2ad8ce..cd0e972d5de 100644
--- a/Packages.txt
+++ b/Packages.txt
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# $NetBSD: Packages.txt,v 1.233 2002/02/18 16:40:34 seb Exp $
+# $NetBSD: Packages.txt,v 1.234 2002/02/18 17:07:20 wiz Exp $
 ###########################################################################
 
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@@ -2172,47 +2172,48 @@ examples.
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 Some packages install info files or use the makeinfo or install-info
-commands. In such cases, the makefile fragment mk/texinfo.mk should be included
-in the package Makefile before the inclusion of mk/bsd.pkg.mk.
+commands. In such cases, the makefile fragment mk/texinfo.mk should be
+included in the package Makefile before the inclusion of mk/bsd.pkg.mk.
 Newer versions of texinfo (version 4 and above) are, unfortunately,
-incompatible, at the command line level, from previous versions and some
+incompatible from previous versions at the command line level and some
 extensions were introduced in the TeXinfo macro set. So the package creator
-should ensure that the correct binaries are selected, rather than relying on
-the contents of the PATH variable in the shell.
+should ensure that the correct binaries are selected, rather than relying
+on the contents of the PATH variable in the shell.
 
-The main info directory file needs to be updated to reflect the installation
-of the info files. Some package's installation process take care of this
-for you. Otherwise the NetBSD Packages Collection has an INFO_FILES 
+The main info directory file needs to be updated to reflect the
+installation of info files. Some packages' installation processes take care
+of this for you. Otherwise the NetBSD Packages Collection has an INFO_FILES
 definition which can be used to do this. Simply use the
 
 	INFO_FILES=	ident.info
 
-definition in the package Makefile, where "ident.info" is the name of the info
-file which installs an info dir entry.
+definition in the package Makefile, where "ident.info" is the name of the
+info file which installs an info dir entry.
 
-A package creator should also take care that the package build and
-install process uses correct version of the makeinfo and install-info commands.
-Some Makefiles and configure scripts from recent software packages include the
-pathnames to the makeinfo and install-info commands. Unfortunately, older
-software packages tend not to do this, and, should this be the case, further
-action is required of the package creator.
+A package creator should also take care that the package build and install
+process uses the correct version of the makeinfo and install-info commands.
+Some Makefiles and configure scripts from recent software packages include
+the pathnames to the makeinfo and install-info commands. Unfortunately,
+older software packages tend not to do this, and, should this be the case,
+further action is required of the package creator.
 
-The mk/texinfo.mk makefile fragment will ensure that proper makeinfo and
-install-info commands are available on the system as well as help to the
+The mk/texinfo.mk makefile fragment will ensure that the proper makeinfo
+and install-info commands are available on the system as well as help the
 configure and build process of the package to use known binaries for these
 commands.
 
-If a minimum version of makeinfo and install-info commands are required
+If a minimum version of makeinfo and install-info commands are required,
 define TEXINFO_REQD in the package's Makefile to this mininum version.
 
-If a package is not well behaved (i.e. it does not pick MAKEINFO or
-INSTALL_INFO in the environment at configure or build time) you should
-- whatever is more appropriate:
+If a package is not well behaved (i.e., it does not pick MAKEINFO or
+INSTALL_INFO in the environment at configure or build time) you should do
+one of the following, whichever is more appropriate:
  a) patch the package files so MAKEINFO or INSTALL_INFO are picked from the
     environment at configure or build time and get used instead of
     relying on makeinfo or install-info being accessible in PATH;
- b) put TEXINFO_OVERRIDE=YES in the package Makefile to let some
-    sed manipulation on some packages source files (see mk/texinfo.mk content).
+ b) put TEXINFO_OVERRIDE=YES in the package Makefile to let some sed
+    manipulation happen on some packages source files (see contents of
+    mk/texinfo.mk).
 
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