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Author: Moddable OpenSource

documentation/commodetto/Creating fonts for Moddable applications.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ The Moddable SDK supports any input character (up to 4-byte UTF-8 values) making
 
 Each font asset consists of a (.png) glyph file and a corresponding font metrics file (.fnt) saved in BMFont Binary format.
 
-1. This allows anti-aliased or non-anti-aliased font sets to be generated as desired. The Poco renderer in the Moddable SDK does not implement a font scaler. Consequently, each required font size/weight must be generated and included as an asset in the application.
+This allows anti-aliased or non-anti-aliased font sets to be generated as desired. The Poco renderer in the Moddable SDK does not implement a font scaler. Consequently, each required font size/weight must be generated and included as an asset in the application.
 
 BMFont allows an arbitrary number of glyphs in the font.
 

documentation/commodetto/poco.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ This document describes the Poco renderer, starting with a set of examples that
 ## Examples
 These examples illustrate working with the Poco renderer. They all use the JavaScript API, and they also use asset loaders and other capabilities of Commodetto.
 
-To keep the follow examples concise and focused, the code makes several assumptions:
+To keep the following examples concise and focused, the code makes several assumptions:
 
 - The examples assume a `PixelsOut` object in the global variable `screen`.
 

documentation/devices/esp8266/spidisplaywiring.md

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 # Connecting a SPI display to ESP8266
 
-####Copyright 2017 Moddable Tech, Inc.
+#### Copyright 2017 Moddable Tech, Inc.
 
-####Revised: October 12, 2017
+#### Revised: October 12, 2017