Proof Luminary099/PINBALL_GAME_BUTTONS_AND_LIGHTS.agc page 392 (#931)

* Fix typos on page 392 of Luminary099

* Oops

Luminary099/PINBALL_GAME_BUTTONS_AND_LIGHTS.agc

@@ -168,15 +168,15 @@
 #
 # THE FOLLOWING ARE OF GENERAL INTEREST --
 #
-# REMARKS CARDS PRECEDE THE REFERENCED SYMBOL DEFINITION.  SEE SYMBOL
-# TABLE TO FIND APPROPRIATE PACE NUMBERS.
+#	REMARKS CARDS PRECEDE THE REFERENCED SYMBOL DEFINITION.  SEE SYMBOL
+# TABLE TO FIND APPROPRIATE PAGE NUMBERS.
 #
 #	NVSUB		CALLING POINT FOR INTERNAL USE OF PINBALL.
 #			OF RELATED INTEREST	NVSBWAIT
 #						NVSUBUSY
 #						PRENVBSY
 #
-#	ENDIDLE		ROUTINE FOR INTERNAL PROGRAMS WISHING TO TO SLEEP WHILE
+#	ENDIDLE		ROUTINE FOR INTERNAL PROGRAMS WISHING TO GO TO SLEEP WHILE
 #			AWAITING OPERATORS RESPONSE.
 #
 #	DSPMM		ROUTINE BY WHICH AN INTERNAL PROGRAM MAY DISPLAY A DECIMAL
@@ -190,18 +190,18 @@
 #	JAMTERM		ROUTINE BY WHICH AN INTERNAL PROGRAM MAY PERFORM THE
 #	JAMPROC		TERMINATE (V 34) OR PROCEED (V 33) FUNCTION.
 #
-#	MONITOR		VERBS FOR PERIODIC (1 PER SEC) DISPLAY.
+#	MONITOR		VERBS FOR PERIODIC ( 1 PER SEC) DISPLAY.
 #
 #	PLEASE PERFORM, PLEASE MARK SITUATIONS
 #		REMARKS DESCRIBING HOW AN INTERNAL ROUTINE SHOULD HANDLE
-#		THESE SITUATIONS CAN BE FOUND JUST BEFORE 'NVSUB' (SEE
+#		THESE SITUATIONS CAN BE FOUND JUST BEFORE :NVSUB: (SEE
 #		SYMBOL TABLE FOR PAGE NUMBER).
 #
 #	THE NOUN TABLE FORMAT IS DESCRIBED ON A PAGE OF REMARKS CARDS JUST
-#	BEFORE 'DSPABC' (SEE SYMBOL TABLE FOR PAGE NUMBER).
+#	BEFORE :DSPABC: (SEE SYMBOL TABLE FOR PAGE NUMBER).
 #
-#	THE NOUN TABLES THEMSELVES ARE FOUND IN LOG SECTION 'PINBALL NOUN
-#	TABLES'.
+#	THE NOUN TABLES THEMSELVES ARE FOUND IN LOG SECTION :PINBALL NOUN
+#	TABLES:.
 #
 # FOR FURTHER DETAILS ABOUT OPERATION OF THE KEYBOARD AND DISPLAY SYSTEM
 # PROGRAM, SEE THE MISSION PLAN AND/OR MIT/IL E-2129
@@ -215,10 +215,10 @@
 
 # THE FOLLOWING QUOTATION IS PROVIDED THROUGH THE COURTESY OF THE AUTHORS.
 #
-# "IT WILL BE PROVED TO THY FACE THAT THOU HAST MEN ABOUT THEE THAT
+#	::IT WILL BE PROVED TO THY FACE THAT THOU HAST MEN ABOUT THEE THAT
 # USUALLY TALK OF A NOUN AND A VERB, AND SUCH ABOMINABLE WORDS AS NO
 # Page 393
-# CHRISTIAN EAR CAN ENDURE TO HEAR."
+# CHRISTIAN EAR CAN ENDURE TO HEAR.::
 #					HENRY 6, ACT 2, SCENE 4
 
 ## Actually, this quotation is from <i>Henry VI</i>, Part 2, Act IV, Scene VII.