misc/ardesia: Wrap README at 72 columns.

Signed-off-by: B. Watson <yalhcru@gmail.com>

1 files changed, 31 insertions, 28 deletions

diff --git a/misc/ardesia/README b/misc/ardesia/README
index 478efbc4c4..34eeaeb36d 100644
--- a/misc/ardesia/README
+++ b/misc/ardesia/README
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 Ardesia turns your screen into a digital sketchpad to annotate or draw
-on the entire screen.  It also lets you record and stream it on the
-network with vlc.  You can draw upon the desktop or import an image
-as well as annotate and redistribute it.  Ardesia is also pressure
+on the entire screen. It also lets you record and stream it on the
+network with vlc. You can draw upon the desktop or import an image
+as well as annotate and redistribute it. Ardesia is also pressure
 sensitive assuming your device is properly configured.
 
 USER TIPS:
@@ -9,49 +9,52 @@ USER TIPS:
 Ardesia functions differently under different window managers.
 
 Fluxbox/Blackbox: D-
-Even with cairo-compmgr or xcompmgr these only function with a solid color
-background.  You may have difficulty selecting tool box, try launching
-with '-d'.  As for other minimalist window managers, you are on your own.
+Even with cairo-compmgr or xcompmgr these only function with a solid
+color background. You may have difficulty selecting tool box, try
+launching with '-d'. As for other minimalist window managers, you are
+on your own.
 
 XFCE: C
-The drawing window has a title bar and you can't type in windows unless shaded
-or minimized.  Unknown work around for this.
+The drawing window has a title bar and you can't type in windows
+unless shaded or minimized. Unknown work around for this.
 
 KDE: A+
-Default KDE settings will darken the screen.  To fix this
-System Settings > All Effects Tab > Shadow Properties > Uncheck Active windows
-have stronger shadows > Disable Shadows (important if running) > Click Apply.
-Optionally re-enable Shadows and click Apply.
+Default KDE settings will darken the screen. To fix this System
+Settings > All Effects Tab > Shadow Properties > Uncheck Active
+windows have stronger shadows > Disable Shadows (important if running)
+> Click Apply. Optionally re-enable Shadows and click Apply.
 
 GNOME 3.0: F
 Sorry, I have no work around for the issues with this window manager.
-- The Application hides the bar at the top (you can still access Activities
-  with a shortcut key.
+- The Application hides the bar at the top (you can still access
+  Activities with a shortcut key.
 - The Tool Box will always be below the drawing window.
-- Because of the tool box, the main features of pictures, pdf, an screen
-  record can not be accessed.
+- Because of the tool box, the main features of pictures, pdf, and
+  screen record can not be accessed.
 
 Other:
 If you have 'focus' extensions that gray out everything but the focused
-window, you will probably have to disable it.  However, if you are using
-compiz, you probably are not using ardesia because there is a plugin for all
-this functionality.
+window, you will probably have to disable it. However, if you are using
+compiz, you probably are not using ardesia because there is a plugin
+for all this functionality.
 
 General:
-Depending on the window manager, you may need to launch as "ardesia -d" to
-obtain control of the tools panel.  This may also require tweaking of other
-settings to have the pannel appear on top of the drawing overlay window.  You
-may have to toggle "always on top" for the drawing window if you are capable
-of toggling it seperatly from the tool box window.
+Depending on the window manager, you may need to launch as "ardesia
+-d" to obtain control of the tools panel. This may also require
+tweaking of other settings to have the pannel appear on top of the
+drawing overlay window. You may have to toggle "always on top" for the
+drawing window if you are capable of toggling it seperatly from the
+tool box window.
 
-The "mouse option" only seems to effectively work in KDE and XFCE.  This is
-a pass through mode that will interact with the desktop below the drawing
-window.
+The "mouse option" only seems to effectively work in KDE and
+XFCE. This is a pass through mode that will interact with the desktop
+below the drawing window.
 
 The PDF export will allow you to add new pages to a pdf that are screen
 captures of when the button is pressed. It does not save vector shapes.
 
-Here some xprops of the windows if you can control windows based on these:
+Here some xprops of the windows if you can control windows based on
+these:
 
 Tool Box:
 WM_CLASS(STRING) = "ardesia", "Ardesia"