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 System requirement
 
-68 kilobytes free space on storage media. 
+68 kilobytes of free space on storage media. 
 
 Description and usage
 
-This program let you extract files from GRP pseudo-archives.
-It is used in games that built on BUILD game engine.
-This program takes a target file name and output path as command line arguments.
-Always add directory separator(\ or /) at an end of output path.
+This program lets you extract files from GRP pseudo-archives.
+It is used in games that are built on BUILD game engine.
+This program takes a target file name and output path as command-line arguments.
+Always add a directory separator (\ or /) at the end of the output path.
 
 Exit codes
 
-0 - Operation successfully complete.
+0 - Operation successfully completed.
 1 - Can't open input file.
 2 - Can't create output file.
 3 - Can't allocate memory.
 4 - Invalid format.
 
 License
 
-This program distributed under GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE.
+This program is distributed under GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE.
 
 Compatibility
 
-GRP DECOMPILER work with all BUILD engine games.
+GRP DECOMPILER works with all BUILD engine games.
 
 Source code
 
-The source code compiled under Open Watcom.
+The code was compiled under Open Watcom.
 But you can compile it under any modern C compiler.
-Source code can be compiled for wide range of operating systems, but you need to create makefile or build script by yourself.
-I provide only two things: compiled the binary file for Windows and makefile for Linux.
+Source code can be compiled for a wide range of operating systems, but you need to create a makefile or build script by yourself.
+I provide only two things: the binary file for Windows and makefile for Linux.
 
 Install and uninstall under Linux
 
 Follow these steps:
 
-1.Extract content of source code archive.
-2.Open terminal and go to source code directory.
+1. Extract the content of the source code archive.
+2. Open a terminal and go to the source code directory.
 3.
-Run as root for installation: make install
-Run as root for uninstall: make uninstall
+Run as root to installation: make install
+Run as root to uninstall: make uninstall
 
 Contact
 
-You can send me a letter to [email protected].
+You can send me a letter at [email protected].
 
 Version history
 
-0.1 - 0.9 - Internal unstable builds.
-1.0 - 1.0.4 - Stable branch.
-1.0.5 - 1.3 - Small changes in source code.
-1.4 - Source code improved. Linux support added.
-1.5 - Small changes in source code.
-1.6 - Small bugs with output filenames fixed.
-1.7 - 1.8 - Small changes in source code.
-1.9 - Filename checking improved.
+0.1 – 0.9 – Internal unstable builds.
+1.0 – 1.0.4 – Stable branch.
+1.0.5 – 1.3 – Small changes in source code.
+1.4 – Source code improved. Linux support added.
+1.5 – Small changes in source code.
+1.6 – Small bugs with output filenames fixed.
+1.7 – 1.8 – Small changes in source code.
+1.9 – Filename checking improved.
 1.9.0.1 – Documentation updated.
-1.9.1 - 1.9.6 - Small changes.
-1.9.8 - 2.0.1 - Small bug with output file names fixed.
-2.0.2 - 2.0.4 - Small changes.
-2.0.4.1 - Makefile updated.
-2.0.5 - 2.0.6 - Small changes.
-2.0.7 - Small bug fixed.
-2.0.7.1 - 2.0.7.2 - Makefile updated.
-2.0.8 - 2.1.3 - Small changes.
-2.1.4 - Visual C++ support improved.
+1.9.1 – 1.9.6 – Small changes.
+1.9.8 – 2.0.1 – Small bug with output file names fixed.
+2.0.2 – 2.0.4 – Small changes.
+2.0.4.1 – Makefile updated.
+2.0.5 – 2.0.6 – Small changes.
+2.0.7 – Small bug fixed.
+2.0.7.1 – 2.0.7.2 – Makefile updated.
+2.0.8 – 2.1.3 – Small changes.
+2.1.4 – Visual C++ support improved.
+2.1.4.1 – Documentation updated.