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 ![Screenshot - 16x16 tile version](/screenshot-1.png)
 
 
-Thank you for your interest in my tribute to everyone's favorite Pac-Man
-games of yesteryear! Pacman features 12 colorful levels of varying
-sizes, bouncing fruit, A* path-finding ghosts, and, more recently,
-cross-platform support, joystick support, and a high score list. This
-was the first large-scale project I ever developed in Python, so the
-source is not the cleanest, but I would love to have your contributions!
-Feel free to slice and dice it up however you like and redistribute it;
-I just ask that you give me some credit and let me know about it, so I
-can enjoy your creation too! Have fun!
+Thank you for your interest in my tribute to everyone's favorite Pac-Man games
+of yesteryear! Pacman features 12 colorful levels of varying sizes, bouncing
+fruit, A* path-finding ghosts, and, more recently, cross-platform support,
+joystick support, and a high score list. This was the first large-scale project
+I ever developed in Python, so the source is not the cleanest, but I would love
+to have your contributions! Feel free to slice and dice it up however you like
+and redistribute it; I just ask that you give me some credit and let me know
+about it, so I can enjoy your creation too! Have fun!
 
 
 Installation
 ------------
 
 Pac-man requires Python 2.x (tested on versions 2.6 and 2.7), and the
-corresponding version of the Pygame library, freely available online.
-Make sure you install the matching (32- or 64-bit) version of Pygame
-as your Python installation, and the one compatible with your Python
-version number. The last I checked, only 32-bit binaries of Pygame for 
-Windows were hosted on the official website, but there was a link to 
-download unofficial 64-bit binaries of Pygame as well.
+corresponding version of the Pygame library, freely available online. Make sure
+you install the matching (32- or 64-bit) version of Pygame as your Python
+installation, and the one compatible with your Python version number. The last I
+checked, only 32-bit binaries of Pygame for Windows were hosted on the official
+website, but there was a link to download unofficial 64-bit binaries of Pygame
+as well.
 
 
 Running the Maze Editor
 -----------------------
 
-To run the maze editor in Windows 7 or 8, perform the following steps
-depending on your version of Windows:
+To run the maze editor in Windows 7 or 8, perform the following steps depending
+on your version of Windows:
 
 ### Windows 7/8
 
-Copy RICHTX32.OCX and COMDLG32.OCX in the libraries/ folder to
-your Windows SysWOW64 directory for 64-bit Windows, or System32 if you 
-are running 32-bit Windows. The paths are typically 
-"C:\Windows\SysWOW64" and "C:\Windows\System32" respectively.
-Second, open command prompt as Administrator (click Start, type "cmd"
-and right-click > Run as Administrator) and run the following commands,
-making sure to replace the path with the actual path to SysWOW64
-(or System32 for 32-bit) on your machine:
+Copy RICHTX32.OCX and COMDLG32.OCX in the libraries/ folder to your Windows
+SysWOW64 directory for 64-bit Windows, or System32 if you are running 32-bit
+Windows. The paths are typically "C:\Windows\SysWOW64" and "C:\Windows\System32"
+respectively. Second, open command prompt as Administrator (click Start, type
+"cmd" and right-click > Run as Administrator) and run the following commands,
+making sure to replace the path with the actual path to SysWOW64 (or System32
+for 32-bit) on your machine:
 
    * 64-bit Windows
 
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 		regsvr32 C:\Windows\System32\RICHTX32.OCX
 		regsvr32 C:\Windows\System32\COMDLG32.OCX
 
-Both commands should say the DLL was registered successfully. After
-that, run pacman/maze_editor.exe and you should be good to go.
+Both commands should say the DLL was registered successfully. After that, run
+pacman/maze_editor.exe and you should be good to go. 
 
 ### Windows XP/Vista
 
-I haven't tested it recently, but as far as I remember, the maze editor
-will work if you either copy the .OCX files to System32, or just copy
-them to the pacman/ folder (the same folder as maze_editor.exe). I never
-ran the regsvr32 command on these versions of Windows, so I don't think
-it is necessary. Please contact me if you know!
+I haven't tested it recently, but as far as I remember, the maze editor will
+work if you either copy the .OCX files to System32, or just copy them to the
+pacman/ folder (the same folder as maze_editor.exe). I never ran the regsvr32
+command on these versions of Windows, so I don't think it is necessary. Please
+contact me if you know!
 
 ### Windows under WINE
 
-Haven't tested this combination, but please let me know if you have,
-along with any extra steps you had to take, and I will make the changes
-to this document.
+Haven't tested this combination, but please let me know if you have, along with
+any extra steps you had to take, and I will make the changes to this document.
 
-Since the maze editor was written and built in Visual Basic 6, I do
-have some suggested steps that I've adapted from another app written in VB6,
+Since the maze editor was written and built in Visual Basic 6, I do have some
+suggested steps that I've adapted from another app written in VB6,
 [Heirowords](http://home.comcast.net/~thot/Linux.htm). Some of the example
 commands are for a Ubuntu system, but a similar command should be available
 under any modern Linux system.