Drop trailing whitespace. Ok'ed by wiz.

1 files changed, 9 insertions, 9 deletions

diff --git a/chat/licq-gui-qt/DESCR b/chat/licq-gui-qt/DESCR
index 0cf1e647bcf..f3b52fc9aa6 100644
--- a/chat/licq-gui-qt/DESCR
+++ b/chat/licq-gui-qt/DESCR
@@ -6,13 +6,13 @@ Remember that Licq will save the plugin being run so after running
 when you want to go back to the console version, use "licq -p
 console" the first time at least.
 
-Using licq is very straight-forward.  To access any of the options, just 
-right click on a user and select the relevant command, or double click on 
-the user.  A window will open containing a tab dialog with all the 
-possible things to do.  In this way you can read a new message, check user 
-info, and send a message all from the same window at the same time.  
-One key feature of licq is the network status window, which can be viewed 
-by selecting "Show Network Window" under the "System" menu.  This screen 
-will show you exactly what is occuring at the protocol level.  
-The menu option "<your alias>" will allow you to view your own settings 
+Using licq is very straight-forward.  To access any of the options, just
+right click on a user and select the relevant command, or double click on
+the user.  A window will open containing a tab dialog with all the
+possible things to do.  In this way you can read a new message, check user
+info, and send a message all from the same window at the same time. 
+One key feature of licq is the network status window, which can be viewed
+by selecting "Show Network Window" under the "System" menu.  This screen
+will show you exactly what is occuring at the protocol level. 
+The menu option "<your alias>" will allow you to view your own settings
 and to check system messages.