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@@ -18,28 +18,25 @@ Some drawings may be uploaded to Wikimedia Commons. Notable sets include:
 
 ** Contents
 *** Directories
-**** ~DEL~ : Deliverables
-A directory that may include plain SVG files and exported PDF files. This is probably
-what you want.
-**** ~DWG~ : Drawing source files
-A directory that may include [[https://inkscape.org/][Inkscape]] SVG files.
-**** ~EXEC~ : Executable files
-A directory that may include scripts useful for manipulating files.
-**** ~IMG~: Reference image files
-A directory that may include various image files used in creation of project source
-files.
+- ~DEL~: Deliverables. A directory that may include plain SVG files
+  and exported PDF files. *This is probably what you want*.
+- ~DWG~: Drawing source files. A directory that may include [[https://inkscape.org/][Inkscape]]
+  SVG files.
+- ~EXEC~: Executable files. A directory that may include scripts
+  useful for manipulating files.
+- ~IMG~: Reference image files. A directory that may include various
+  image files used in creation of project source files.
 *** Files
-**** ~README.org~
-This file.
-**** ~REVISIONS.org~
-A file containing a detailed version history of each drawing.
-**** ~TODO.org~
-A file containing a list of pending tasks for the project.
+- ~README.org~: This file.
+- ~REVISIONS.org~: A file containing a detailed version history of
+  each drawing.
+- ~TODO.org~: A file containing a list of pending tasks for the
+  project.
 
 ** Usage
 *** Generate a combined PDF
 A script is available at ~./EXEC/combine_pdfs.sh~ to merge multiple
-single-page PDFs into a single PDF file; the script uses the [[https://www.pdflabs.com/tools/pdftk-the-pdf-toolkit/][~pdftk~
+single-page PDFs into a single PDF file; the script uses the [[https://www.pdflabs.com/tools/pdftk-the-pdf-toolkit/][pdftk
 utility]] available on typical [[https://www.debian.org/][Debian]]-based [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gnu-Linux][GNU/Linux]] machines
 of 2023. On a typical Debian 12 system, the following command may be
 used to merge ~input1.pdf~ and ~input2.pdf~ files into ~output.pdf~.