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 .im setup.im
 
-&h1(RMR Configuration and Delpoyment)
+&h1(RMR Configuration and Deployment)
 
-The RIC Message Router (RMR) is a library which applications use to send and receive
-messages where the message routing, endpoint selection, is based on the message type 
-rather than on traditional DNS names or IP addresses. 
-This document contains information regarding the configuration of RMR when it is
-embedded by a &ital(user application).  
-RMR itself is not a deployable entity.
+The RIC Message Router (RMR) is a library for peer-to-peer
+communication.  Applications use the library to send and receive
+messages where the message routing and endpoint selection is based on
+the message type rather than DNS host name-IP port combinations.
+&space
+This document contains information regarding the configuration of RMR
+when it is embedded by a &ital(user application).  RMR itself is a
+library, not a deployable entity.
 
 &h2(Configuration)
-Several aspects of RMR behaviour is controlled via environment variables which are 
-set at the time that a user application invokes the RMR initialisation function.
-This allows these variables to be set before the application is started as a 
-function of the true environment, or set by the application as a means for the 
-application to influence RMR's behaviour. 
-The following is a list of RMR variables which RMR recognises (see the main
-RMR manual page in the development package for more details).
+
+Many aspects of RMR behavior are controlled via environment variables.
+These values are read when a user application invokes the RMR
+initialization function.  This allows these variables to be set before
+the application is started as a function of the true environment, or
+set by the application as a means for the application to influence
+RMR's behaviour.  The following is a list of environment variables
+which RMR recognizes. Also see the main RMR manual page in the
+development package for more details.
 
 
 .** use the same list which is used in the manual pages