More small fixes

Author: lefessan

guide/10.texi

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ These are dynamically-loadable object code files ready to be invoked from other
 @comment *********************************************************************
 @comment ** 10.1.1 cobc - The GnuCOBOL Compiler - runtime options           **
 @comment *********************************************************************
-@newsubsection{10.1.1,cobc - The GnuCOBOL Compiler - Runtime options}
+@newsubsection{10.1.1,cobc - The GnuCOBOL Compiler}
 The GnuCOBOL compiler is named @command{cobc} (@command{cobc.exe} on a Windows system).
 
 The following describes the syntax and option switches of the cobc command.  This information may be displayed by entering the command @command{cobc --help} or @command{cobc -h}.

guide/3.texi

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ CDF directives, denoted by the presence of a @code{>>} character sequence as par
 
 Compiler directives are @i{never} terminated with a period.
 
-The compiler command-line option @option{-D} offers additional control (@pxref{cobc - The GnuCOBOL Compiler - Runtime options}).
+The compiler command-line option @option{-D} offers additional control (@pxref{cobc - The GnuCOBOL Compiler}).
 @menu
 * 3.1 : >>CALL-CONVENTION.
 * 3.2 : COPY.

guide/6.texi

@@ -1099,7 +1099,7 @@ Executing the statement @code{SET @var{condition-name-1} TO FALSE} will cause @v
 * 6.9.38: RENAMES.
 * 6.9.39: REQUIRED.
 * 6.9.40: REVERSE-VIDEO.
-* 6.9.41: SAME.
+* 6.9.41: SAME AS.
 * 6.9.41B: SCROLL DOWN.
 * 6.9.41C: SCROLL UP.
 * 6.9.42: SECURE.

guide/7.texi

@@ -1020,7 +1020,7 @@ The
 
 @item
 The
-@syntaxidx{UPDATE} option will enable the supplied data field to be updated having been displayed on screen prior to data being entered by overwriting, if needed. When this option is @i{not} used the input field is cleared prior to input and this is the default but can be changed by the use of compiler steering command -faccept-with-update that can be input when starting the compiler or included in the configuration file e.g., default.conf used when selected by default @option{-std=default}. For more information see @ref{cobc - The GnuCOBOL Compiler - Runtime options} option switches) and @ref{Compiler Configuration Files}.
+@syntaxidx{UPDATE} option will enable the supplied data field to be updated having been displayed on screen prior to data being entered by overwriting, if needed. When this option is @i{not} used the input field is cleared prior to input and this is the default but can be changed by the use of compiler steering command -faccept-with-update that can be input when starting the compiler or included in the configuration file e.g., default.conf used when selected by default @option{-std=default}. For more information see @ref{cobc - The GnuCOBOL Compiler} option switches) and @ref{Compiler Configuration Files}.
 
 @item
 This format of the @code{ACCEPT} statement will be terminated by any of the following events:
@@ -1806,7 +1806,7 @@ No @code{INVALID KEY} or @code{NOT INVALID KEY} clause may be specified for a fi
 * 7.8.12.2: DISPLAY UPON COMMAND-LINE
 * 7.8.12.3: DISPLAY UPON ENVIRONMENT-NAME
 * 7.8.12.4: DISPLAY data-item
-* 7.8.12.5: DISPLAY data-item (Microsoft v1, 2)
+* 7.8.12.5: DISPLAY data-item (Microsoft)
 @end menu
 @comment *********************************************************************
 @comment ** 7.8.12.1 DISPLAY UPON device                                   **
@@ -1978,7 +1978,7 @@ If this is needed then the use of @code{CONCATENATE} to built more than one elem
 When @code{DISPLAY} is used without line or column controls only one variable or literal may will appear on a line, so the use of the above example should also be employed.
 
 @comment *************************************************************
-@comment ** 7.8.12.5 DISPLAY data-item (Microsoft v1, 2)            **
+@comment ** 7.8.12.5 DISPLAY data-item (Microsoft)            **
 @comment *************************************************************
 @page
 @newunit{7.8.12.5,DISPLAY data-item (Microsoft)}

guide/8.texi

@@ -1506,7 +1506,7 @@ When the @code{LOCALE} keyword is not specified, the returning value is negative
 @comment ** 8.1.70B NUMVAL-C                                                **
 @comment *********************************************************************
 @page
-@newsubsection{8.1.70B,NUMVAL-C-V2}
+@newsubsection{8.1.70B,NUMVAL-C-2}
 @diagram{NUMVAL-C Function,FN-NUMVAL-C-2,FN-NUMVAL-C-2,None}
 This function
 returns the numeric value represented by the character string specified by @var{argument-1} and defined as alphanumeric.

guide/B.texi

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 @comment *********************************************************************
 @comment ** B. Reserved Word Lists                                          **
 @comment *********************************************************************
-@newappendix{B,Reserved Word Lists}
+@newappendix{B,Reserved Word List}
 See Appendix C for the complete lists of ALL reserved words of all types.
 @iftex
 @sp 3

guide/gnucobpg.texi

@@ -282,7 +282,7 @@ Full Contents:
 *     6.9.38: RENAMES.
 *     6.9.39: REQUIRED.
 *     6.9.40: REVERSE-VIDEO.
-*     6.9.41: SAME.
+*     6.9.41: SAME AS.
 *     6.9.41B: SCROLL DOWN.
 *     6.9.41C: SCROLL UP.
 *     6.9.42: SECURE.