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diff --git a/doc/objects.tex b/doc/objects.tex
index 5a5b04f..b9de147 100644
--- a/doc/objects.tex
+++ b/doc/objects.tex
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 While Ion does not not have a truly object-oriented design
 \footnote{the author doesn't like such artificial designs},
 things that appear on the computer screen are, however, quite
-naturally expressed as such ''objects''. Therefore Ion implements
+naturally expressed as such ``objects''. Therefore Ion implements
 a rather primitive OO system for these screen objects and some
 other things. 
 
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ basic relations.
 
 For simplicity we consider only the essential-for-basic-configuration
 Ioncore, \file{mod\_tiling} and \file{mod\_query} classes. 
-See Appendix \ref{app:fullhierarchy} for the full class hierachy visible
+See Appendix \ref{app:fullhierarchy} for the full class hierarchy visible
 to Lua side.
 
 \subsection{Class hierarchy}
@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ The core classes:
     screen. Each object of type \type{WRegion} has a size and  position
     relative to the parent \type{WRegion}. While a big part of Ion 
     operates on these instead of more specialised classes, \type{WRegion}
-    is a ''virtual''  base class in that there are no objects of ''pure''
+    is a ``virtual''  base class in that there are no objects of ``pure''
     type \type{WRegion}; all concrete regions are objects of some class 
     that inherits \type{WRegion}.
 
@@ -85,27 +85,26 @@ The core classes:
     internal objects having an X window associated to them
     (\type{WClientWins} also have X windows associated to them).
     
+  \item[\type{WMPlex}] is a base class for all regions that ``multiplex'' 
+    other regions. This means that of the regions managed by the multiplexer,
+    only one can be displayed at a time. 
+  
+  \item[\type{WScreen}]\indextype{WScreen} is an instance of \type{WMPlex}
+    for screens.
+    
   \item[\type{WRootWin}]\indextype{WRootWin} is the class for
     root windows\index{root window} of X screens\index{screen!X}.
-    Note that an ''X screen'' or root window is not necessarily a
-    single  physical screen\index{screen!physical} as a root window
-    may be split over multiple screens when hacks such as 
+    It is an instance of \type{WScreen}.
+    Note that an ``X screen'' or root window is not necessarily a
+    single physical screen\index{screen!physical} as a root window
+    may be split over multiple screens when ugly hacks such as 
     Xinerama\index{Xinerama} are used. (Actually there can be only 
-    one root window when Xinerama is used.)
+    one root window when Xinerama is used.) 
     
-  \item[\type{WMPlex}] is a base class for all regions that''multiplex'' 
-    other regions. This means that of the regions managed by the multiplexer,
-    only one can be displayed at a time. Classes that inhereit \type{WMPlex}
-    include screens and frames.
-    
-  \item[\type{WScreen}]\indextype{WScreen} is the class for objects
-    corresponding to physical screens. Screens may share a root
-    window when the Xinerama extension is used as explained above.
-
   \item[\type{WFrame}]\indextype{WFrame} is the class for frames.
-    While most Ion's objects have no graphical presentation, frames basically
-    add to \type{WMPlex}es the decorations around client windows 
-    (borders, tabs).
+    While most Ion's objects have no graphical presentation, frames 
+    basically add to \type{WMPlex}es the decorations around client 
+    windows (borders, tabs).
     
   \item[\type{WGroup}]\indextype{WGroup} is the base class for groups.
     Particular types of groups are workspaces 
@@ -130,16 +129,16 @@ Classes implemented by the \file{mod\_query} module:
 \begin{description}
   \item[\type{WInput}]\indextype{WInput} is a virtual base class for the
     two classes below.
-  \item[\type{WEdln}]\indextype{WEdln} is the class for the ''queries'',
+  \item[\type{WEdln}]\indextype{WEdln} is the class for the ``queries'',
     the text inputs that usually appear at bottoms of frames and sometimes
-    screens. Queries are the functional equivalent of ''mini buffers'' in
+    screens. Queries are the functional equivalent of ``mini buffers'' in
     many text editors.
   \item[\type{WMessage}]\indextype{WMessage} implements the boxes for 
     warning and other messages that Ion may wish to display to the user. 
     These also usually appear at bottoms of frames.
 \end{description}
 
-There are also some other ''proxy'' classes that do not refer
+There are also some other ``proxy'' classes that do not refer
 to objects on the screen. The only important one of these for
 basic configuration is \type{WMoveresMode} that is used for
 binding callbacks in the move and resize mode.