Replace fputc() with putchar().

[nmh] / docs / README-components

diff --git a/docs/README-components b/docs/README-components
index 15c8286ff6daf3e1b6f568b526647b4177876fa0..8b2ed15097f8d7f3805eca9fcf8002fa6445bca1 100644 (file)
--- a/docs/README-components
+++ b/docs/README-components
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 As of the 1.5 release, nmh has made significant changes to the way most of
 As of the 1.5 release, nmh has made significant changes to the way most of

-the message composition utilites work, specifically with the way
+the message composition utilities work, specifically with the way

 the components templates are handled.  If you use the default
 components templates that come with nmh then everything should work
 with only minor changes, but if you have custom component templates
 the components templates are handled.  If you use the default
 components templates that come with nmh then everything should work
 with only minor changes, but if you have custom component templates


@@ -38,8 +38,8 @@ might need to adapt your component templates.
   %(putlit)    - Out the contents of the str register without space
                  compression.
   %(concataddr) - Construct an address list like %(formataddr), except that
   %(putlit)    - Out the contents of the str register without space
                  compression.
   %(concataddr) - Construct an address list like %(formataddr), except that

-                 it will NOT perform duplicate supression (currently
-                 duplicate supression only happens inside of
+                 it will NOT perform duplicate suppression (currently
+                 duplicate suppression only happens inside of

                  "repl").  One possible use of this function is to
                  construct an address list and use %(match) to decide
                  which "From:" address to use.
                  "repl").  One possible use of this function is to
                  construct an address list and use %(match) to decide
                  which "From:" address to use.