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Fix typos in man pages.

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Bernhard Miklautz 2017-01-17 13:25:47 +01:00
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server/shadow/freerdp-shadow-cli.1.in
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@ -27,12 +27,12 @@ freerdp\-shadow\-cli \- A utility for sharing a X display via RDP.
can be used to share a running X display like with VNC but by using the RDP
instead. It is also possibly to share only parts (rect) of the display.
.SH OPTIONS
.IP /ipc-socket:<icp-socket>
If this option is set an icp socket with the path \fIicp-socket\fP is used
.IP /ipc-socket:<ipc-socket>
If this option is set an ipc socket with the path \fIipc-socket\fP is used
instead of a TCP socket.
.IP /port:<port>
Set the port to use. Default is 3389.
This option is ignored if icp-socket is used.
This option is ignored if ipc-socket is used.
.IP /monitors:<1,2,3,...>
Select the monitor(s) to share.
.IP /rect:<x,y,w,h>

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winpr/tools/hash-cli/winpr-hash.1.in
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@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ winpr-hash \- NTLM hashing tool
[\fB-v\fP { \fI1\fP | 2 }]
.SH DESCRIPTION
.B winpr-hash
is a small utility that can be used to create a NTLM hash form a username and password pair. The created hash can be outputed as plain hash or in SAM format.
is a small utility that can be used to create a NTLM hash from a username and password pair. The created hash can be outputed as plain hash or in SAM format.
.SH OPTIONS
.IP "-u username"
The username to use.

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winpr/tools/makecert-cli/winpr-makecert.1.in
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@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ MakeCert. winpr-makecert aims to be command line compatible with MakeCert
however not all options are supported or implemented yet.
Unimplemented features are not described here. They are marked as "Unsupported"
in in winpr-makecerts help.
in winpr-makecerts help.
In contrast to it's Windows counterpart winpr\-makecert does, unless the
\fB\-live\fP option is given, always creates and save a certificate.