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doc/petidomo.tex: fixed trivial typos

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Peter Simons 2010-02-24 17:24:13 +01:00
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@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ values if unspecified, are:
\item[{-}{-}help] Display the complete list of command line options. \item[{-}{-}help] Display the complete list of command line options.
\item[{-}{-}prefix] The the \file{PREFIX} for all following paths. The \item[{-}{-}prefix] The \file{PREFIX} for all following paths. The
default is \file{/usr/local}. default is \file{/usr/local}.
\item[{-}{-}exec-prefix] Set the \file{EPREFIX} for all following \item[{-}{-}exec-prefix] Set the \file{EPREFIX} for all following
@ -1224,7 +1224,7 @@ The command ``add'' is synonymous to ``subscribe''.
\section{UNSUBSCRIBE} \section{UNSUBSCRIBE}
The syntax and usage of the ``unsubscribe`` command are the same as the The syntax and usage of the ``unsubscribe`` command are the same as the
``subscribe'' command. The difference is, though, the the user's address ``subscribe'' command. The difference is, though, the user's address
is removed from the mailing list rather than added to it. is removed from the mailing list rather than added to it.
``delete'' and ``remove'' can be used synonymously to ``unsubscribe''. ``delete'' and ``remove'' can be used synonymously to ``unsubscribe''.