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sphinx/source/KeywordsL.clean.rst

@@ -1205,9 +1205,9 @@ ROMs (ie. a is unset by the LOCal command).
 **CROSS-REFERENCE**
 
 `DIM <KeywordsD.clean.html#dim>`__ sets up arrays normally. `DEFine
-PROCedure <KeywordsD.clean.html#define20procedure>`__, `DEFine
-FuNction <KeywordsD.clean.html#define20function>`__ and `END
-DEFine <KeywordsE.clean.html#end20define>`__ are used to identify definition
+PROCedure <KeywordsD.clean.html#define-procedure>`__, `DEFine
+FuNction <KeywordsD.clean.html#define-function>`__ and `END
+DEFine <KeywordsE.clean.html#end-define>`__ are used to identify definition
 blocks.
 
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@@ -1340,7 +1340,7 @@ Functions on SMS.
 
 **CROSS-REFERENCE**
 
-See\ `ELIS, KEY\_ADD <KeywordsE.clean.html#elis,20key-add>`__.
+See\ `ELIS <KeywordsE.clean.html#elis>`__, `KEY\_ADD <KeywordsE.clean.html#key-add>`__.
 `\_NAME$ <Keywords_.clean.html#-name>`__ allows you to look at the name list.
 See also `FLIS <KeywordsF.clean.html#flis>`__ and
 `FIND <KeywordsF.clean.html#find>`__.

sphinx/source/KeywordsM.clean.rst

@@ -1264,9 +1264,9 @@ A program using MATSUM cannot be compiled with Turbo or Super-charge.
 values. `MATPROD <KeywordsM.clean.html#matprod>`__ is very similar to
 `MATSUM <KeywordsM.clean.html#matsum>`__ except that it finds the product of
 an array's elements. `MATMEAN <KeywordsM.clean.html#matmean>`__ finds the mean
-value of a matrix's values directly, so line 330 could be replaced with
-`330 tmed =
-MATMEAN(temp%) <Keywords3.clean.html#33020tmed20=20matmean(temp)>`__
+value of a matrix's values directly, so line 330 could be replaced with::
+
+    330 tmed = MATMEAN(temp%)
 
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sphinx/source/KeywordsN.clean.rst

@@ -192,8 +192,7 @@ an even number of pulses will always be read.
 **CROSS-REFERENCE**
 
 The amount of time that `NETPOLL <KeywordsN.clean.html#netpoll>`__ will wait
-for a pulse is affected by `NETRATE
-0,0,x <KeywordsN.clean.html#netrate200,0,x>`__. See
+for a pulse is affected by `NETRATE <KeywordsN.clean.html#netrate>`__\ 0,0,x. See
 `NETBEEP <KeywordsN.clean.html#netbeep>`__ which sends signal tones along the
 network ports. Also see
 `NETRATE <KeywordsN.clean.html#netrate>`__,\ `NETREAD <KeywordsN.clean.html#netread>`__
@@ -698,8 +697,8 @@ trying to read from it (or vice versa). If this occurs, then an error -9
 `FSERVE <KeywordsF.clean.html#fserve>`__ -
 `NFS\_USE <KeywordsN.clean.html#nfs-use>`__ can be used with these fileservers
 also, provided that you use `SNET\_USE
-n <KeywordsS.clean.html#snet-use20n>`__ or `MNET\_USE
-n <KeywordsM.clean.html#mnet-use20n>`__ to ensure that they are identified by
+<KeywordsS.clean.html#snet-use>`__\ n or `MNET\_USE
+<KeywordsM.clean.html#mnet-use>`__\ n to ensure that they are identified by
 the letter n.
 
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sphinx/source/KeywordsP.clean.rst

@@ -539,8 +539,8 @@ TURBO and SuperCHARGE cannot compile programs which use PARNAM$.
 `PARTYP <KeywordsP.clean.html#partyp>`__, `PARUSE <KeywordsP.clean.html#paruse>`__
 and `PARSTR$ <KeywordsP.clean.html#parstr>`__ allow you to find out other
 information about parameters. See also `DEFine
-FuNction <KeywordsD.clean.html#define20function>`__ and `DEFine
-PROCedure <KeywordsD.clean.html#define20procedure>`__.
+FuNction <KeywordsD.clean.html#define-function>`__ and `DEFine
+PROCedure <KeywordsD.clean.html#define-procedure>`__.
 `PARNAME$ <KeywordsP.clean.html#parname>`__ is exactly the same.
 
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@@ -1434,8 +1434,7 @@ closed.
 See `TCONNECT <KeywordsT.clean.html#tconnect>`__ and
 `FILE\_OPEN <KeywordsF.clean.html#file-open>`__ about connecting two unnamed
 pipes. `EOF <KeywordsE.clean.html#eof>`__ checks if a file is at its end.
-`IO\_PEND% <KeywordsI.clean.html#io-pend>`__ and `NOT
-EOFW <KeywordsN.clean.html#not20eofw>`__ are identical to
+`IO\_PEND% <KeywordsI.clean.html#io-pend>`__ and NOT `EOFW <KeywordsN.clean.html#eofw>`__ are identical to
 `PEND <KeywordsP.clean.html#pend>`__.
 
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@@ -1559,10 +1558,10 @@ programs refuse to work.
 
 **CROSS-REFERENCE**
 
-See `PEOFF, PIE\_ON <KeywordsP.clean.html#peoff,20pie-on>`__,
+See `PEOFF <KeywordsP.clean.html#peoff>`__, `PIE\_ON <KeywordsP.clean.html#pie-on>`__,
 `PXON <KeywordsP.clean.html#pxon>`__, `PEX\_INI <KeywordsP.clean.html#pex-ini>`__
 and `IS\_PEON <KeywordsI.clean.html#is-peon>`__ for more
-details.\ `IS\_PTRAP <KeywordsI.clean.html#is-ptrap>`__ allows you to enable
+details. `IS\_PTRAP <KeywordsI.clean.html#is-ptrap>`__ allows you to enable
 PEX for specific machine code routines.
 
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@@ -1811,8 +1810,8 @@ becomes::
 
 Note that conditions have a numeric value, see
 `IF <KeywordsI.clean.html#if>`__, `AND <KeywordsA.clean.html#and>`__ and
-`OR <KeywordsO.clean.html#or>`__ for details. `SELect ON..END
-SELect <KeywordsS.clean.html#select20on..end20select>`__ is a less
+`OR <KeywordsO.clean.html#or>`__ for details. `SELect ON <KeywordsS.clean.html#select-on>`__\ .. END
+SELect <KeywordsS.clean.html#-end-select>`__ is a less
 restrictive alternative to `PICK$ <KeywordsP.clean.html#pick>`__.
 
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@@ -2101,7 +2100,7 @@ available for the limits of nr and the structure of music$.
 
 **CROSS-REFERENCE**
 
-`RELEASE nr <KeywordsR.clean.html#release20nr>`__ plays a sequence.
+`RELEASE <KeywordsR.clean.html#release>`__ nr plays a sequence.
 `SND\_EXT <KeywordsS.clean.html#snd-ext>`__.
 
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@@ -3051,9 +3050,9 @@ continue).
 
 `SPJOB <KeywordsS.clean.html#spjob>`__, `SP\_JOB <KeywordsS.clean.html#sp-job>`__,
 and `PJOB <KeywordsP.clean.html#pjob>`__ also deal with job priorities. `SPJOB
--1 <KeywordsS.clean.html#spjob20-1>`__,
+<KeywordsS.clean.html#spjob>`__ -1,
 `priority <Keywordsp.clean.html#priority>`__ is exactly the same as `PRIO
-priority <KeywordsP.clean.html#prio20priority>`__ or
+<KeywordsP.clean.html#prio>`__ priority, or
 `PRIORITISE <KeywordsP.clean.html#prioritise>`__
 `priority <Keywordsp.clean.html#priority>`__.
 
@@ -3791,10 +3790,13 @@ The path device is very similar to the `DEV <KeywordsD.clean.html#dev>`__
 device, please read through `DEV\_USE <KeywordsD.clean.html#dev-use>`__ to
 understand the idea behind both devices. It's pretty useful to set the
 Toolkit II `DATAD$ <KeywordsD.clean.html#datad>`__ and
-`PROGD$ <KeywordsP.clean.html#progd>`__ to `pth1\_ <Keywordsp.clean.html#pth1->`__:
-`DATA\_USE pth1\_ <KeywordsD.clean.html#data-use20pth1->`__ `PROG\_USE
-pth1\_ <KeywordsP.clean.html#prog-use20pth1->`__ Do this preferably in your
-BOOT program. - Look at the other `PTH\_ <KeywordsP.clean.html#pth->`__..
+`PROGD$ <KeywordsP.clean.html#progd>`__ to pth1\_::
+
+    DATA_USE pth1_ 
+    PROG\_USE pth1_ 
+
+Do this preferably in your
+BOOT program. - Look at the other `PTH\_ <KeywordsP.clean.html#pth-add>`__..
 style keywords!
 
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sphinx/source/KeywordsQ.clean.rst

@@ -53,8 +53,8 @@ three letter extension preceded by a dot eg::
 
 `ACOPY <KeywordsA.clean.html#acopy>`__ copies a file from a QL disk to an
 Atari disk. Level-3 device drivers allow you to read and write to Atari
-and IBM format disks anyway. See `AFORMAT and
-AQCONVERT <KeywordsA.clean.html#aformat20and20aqconvert>`__.
+and IBM format disks anyway. See `AFORMAT <KeywordsA.clean.html#aformat>`__ and
+`AQCONVERT <KeywordsA.clean.html#aqconvert>`__.
 
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sphinx/source/KeywordsR.clean.rst

@@ -1421,7 +1421,7 @@ data to disk at the time (or still have some in memory).
 
 On Gold Cards use `RES\_128 <KeywordsR.clean.html#res-128>`__ and
 `RES\_SIZE <KeywordsR.clean.html#res-size>`__ for a faster reset. Minerva
-allows you to use `CALL 390,x <KeywordsC.clean.html#call20390,x>`__ to reset
+allows you to use `CALL <KeywordsC.clean.html#call>`__  390,x to reset
 the system.
 
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@@ -1629,7 +1629,7 @@ tends to expect a ramtop which is a multiple of 64 and memory is wasted.
 **CROSS-REFERENCE**
 
 `RES\_128 <KeywordsR.clean.html#res-128>`__ is identical to `RES\_SIZE
-128 <KeywordsR.clean.html#res-size20128>`__. See also
+<KeywordsR.clean.html#res-size>`__ 128. See also
 `RESET <KeywordsR.clean.html#reset>`__. See `RAMTOP <KeywordsR.clean.html#ramtop>`__
 and `FREE\_MEM <KeywordsF.clean.html#free-mem>`__ about available and free
 memory. `FLP\_EXT <KeywordsF.clean.html#flp-ext>`__ improves the reliability
@@ -1739,9 +1739,9 @@ A FuNction which returns 1 (true) if a given number is even::
 
 **CROSS-REFERENCE**
 
-See `DEFine PROCedure <KeywordsD.clean.html#define20procedure>`__ and `DEFine
-FuNction <KeywordsD.clean.html#define20function>`__. Please also refer to `GO
-SUB <KeywordsG.clean.html#go20sub>`__.
+See `DEFine PROCedure <KeywordsD.clean.html#define-procedure>`__ and `DEFine
+FuNction <KeywordsD.clean.html#define-function>`__. Please also refer to `GO
+SUB <KeywordsG.clean.html#go-sub>`__.
 
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sphinx/source/KeywordsS.clean.rst

@@ -326,9 +326,9 @@ from the left, Column 2 512 pixels from the left and so on....
 
 See `MB <KeywordsM.clean.html#mb>`__ and `EW <KeywordsE.clean.html#ew>`__ for other
 ways of starting up additional interpreters. In addition SMS users can
-use `EXEP SBASIC <KeywordsE.clean.html#exep20sbasic>`__ or even use the Exec
+use `EXEP <KeywordsE.clean.html#exep>`__ SBASIC or even use the Exec
 button from QPAC II and Minerva users can use `EX
-PIPEP <KeywordsE.clean.html#ex20pipep>`__. `WMON <KeywordsW.clean.html#wmon>`__ and
+<KeywordsE.clean.html#ex>`__ PIPEP. `WMON <KeywordsW.clean.html#wmon>`__ and
 `WTV <KeywordsW.clean.html#wtv>`__ can be used to reposition the SBASIC
 windows. Also see the appendix on Multiple BASICs.
 `JOB\_NAME <KeywordsJ.clean.html#job-name>`__ can be used to alter the name of
@@ -1124,7 +1124,7 @@ is already on screen.
 `SCR\_LLEN <KeywordsS.clean.html#scr-llen>`__.
 `A\_OLDSCR <KeywordsA.clean.html#a-oldscr>`__ can help some older software to
 work. You can also use `PRINT
-CHAN\_L(#1,50) <KeywordsP.clean.html#print20chan-l(#1,50)>`__ instead of
+<KeywordsP.clean.html#print>`__ CHAN\_L(#1,50) instead of
 `SCR\_BASE <KeywordsS.clean.html#scr-base>`__.
 
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@@ -1162,7 +1162,7 @@ line is the number of pixels DIV 4 - always use this function instead.
 `SCR\_YLIM <KeywordsS.clean.html#scr-ylim>`__ and
 `SCR\_BASE <KeywordsS.clean.html#scr-base>`__. On QL ROMs after JM, you can
 also use `PRINT
-CHAN\_B%(#1,104) <KeywordsP.clean.html#print20chan-b(#1,104)>`__.
+<KeywordsP.clean.html#print>`__ CHAN\_B%(#1,104) .
 
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@@ -2043,7 +2043,7 @@ the error 'Bad Name' will be generated.
 
 **CROSS-REFERENCE**
 
-Please see `SELect ON <KeywordsS.clean.html#select20on>`__!
+Please see `SELect ON <KeywordsS.clean.html#select-on>`__!
 
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@@ -2267,10 +2267,10 @@ reported an error if END SELect did appear!!
 
 **CROSS-REFERENCE**
 
-A slower means of testing for values is the structure `IF...END
-IF <KeywordsI.clean.html#if...end20if>`__. `END
-SELect <KeywordsE.clean.html#end20select>`__ ends a `SELect
-ON <KeywordsS.clean.html#select20on>`__ structure.
+A slower means of testing for values is the structure `IF <KeywordsI.clean.html#if>`__... END
+IF <KeywordsI.clean.html#end-if>`__. `END
+SELect <KeywordsE.clean.html#end-select>`__ ends a `SELect
+ON <KeywordsS.clean.html#select-on>`__ structure.
 
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@@ -3701,9 +3701,8 @@ future version so that the value returned is 1.
 **CROSS-REFERENCE**
 
 `DIMN <KeywordsD.clean.html#dimn>`__ and `NDIM <KeywordsN.clean.html#ndim>`__ return
-other information about an array, eg: `PRINT SIZE(a$) \* DIMN
-(a$,NDIM(a$)) <KeywordsP.clean.html#print20size(a)20*20dimn20(a,ndim(a))>`__
-gives the total number of characters which can be stored in a string
+other information about an array, eg: `PRINT <KeywordsP.clean.html#print>`__
+SIZE(a$) \* DIMN(a$,NDIM(a$)) gives the total number of characters which can be stored in a string
 array a$. `LEN <KeywordsL.clean.html#len>`__ returns the length of a string.
 `FREE\_MEM <KeywordsF.clean.html#free-mem>`__ allows you to check how much
 memory an array uses.
@@ -4710,7 +4709,7 @@ If Toolkit II is installed, STOP clears WHEN ERRor definitions.
 **CROSS-REFERENCE**
 
 `RUN <KeywordsR.clean.html#run>`__ starts a program and `GO
-TO <KeywordsG.clean.html#go20to>`__ jumps to a specified line. See
+TO <KeywordsG.clean.html#go-to>`__ jumps to a specified line. See
 `CONTINUE <KeywordsC.clean.html#continue>`__,
 `RETRY <KeywordsR.clean.html#retry>`__. Also see
 `QUIT <KeywordsQ.clean.html#quit>`__.
@@ -4795,7 +4794,7 @@ Line' error.
 
 **CROSS-REFERENCE**
 
-See `GO SUB <KeywordsG.clean.html#go20sub>`__!
+See `GO SUB <KeywordsG.clean.html#go-sub>`__!
 
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sphinx/source/KeywordsT.clean.rst

@@ -517,7 +517,7 @@ standard QL implementation.
 
 **CROSS-REFERENCE**
 
-See `GO TO <KeywordsG.clean.html#go20to>`__ and
+See `GO TO <KeywordsG.clean.html#go-to>`__ and
 `PRINT <KeywordsP.clean.html#print>`__, `INPUT <KeywordsI.clean.html#input>`__.
 `AT <KeywordsA.clean.html#at>`__ and `CURSOR <KeywordsC.clean.html#cursor>`__ allow
 you to position the text cursor more precisely.
@@ -549,7 +549,7 @@ as if the Job has been 'picked' using the keys CTRL C.
 `PIE\_ON <KeywordsP.clean.html#pie-on>`__ allows programs to continue even
 though their windows are buried under the Pointer Interface.
 `PICK% <KeywordsP.clean.html#pick>`__ is similar. `POKE
-SYS\_VARS+133 <KeywordsP.clean.html#poke20sys-vars+133>`__ allows you to
+<KeywordsP.clean.html#poke>`__ SYS\_VARS+133 allows you to
 enable / disable the THOR's windowing system.
 
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sphinx/source/KeywordsW.clean.rst

@@ -747,7 +747,7 @@ error occurred. `ERNUM <KeywordsE.clean.html#ernum>`__ returns the error
 number itself. There are several functions in the form
 `ERR\_xx <KeywordsE.clean.html#err-xx>`__ which return 1 if the given error
 has occurred. `BREAK\_OFF <KeywordsB.clean.html#break-off>`__ allows you to
-turn the Break key off. `END WHEN <KeywordsE.clean.html#end20when>`__ defines
+turn the Break key off. `END WHEN <KeywordsE.clean.html#end-when>`__ defines
 the end of the error handling block.
 
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