* Enforced 75 character limit more often.
* Changed some instances of big letters inside the the middle of the sentences (particularly headers), including *Escape From Monkey Island* in a few cases.
* Removed unneeded hyphens from the words that don't need it (and did the opposite for "in-game").
* Finished some sentences with the full stop, particularly in the lists, with the exception of tables, headers and sentences ending with URLs/IRC server name.
* Used `code` formatting for file and directory names, commands and keys, also removing the old single or double quotations or parentheses.
* Used more of *italics* in some parts and **bold** for **WARNING**.
* Standardized referencing filename extensions (INI, EXE, etc.) .
* Changed *folder* to *directory* to unify naming.
* Removed commas before "and".
* Changed Github's links from `http://www.` to `https://`.
* Added or changed OS X to macOS.
* Unified *Required files* sections among the games.
* Moved the "EFMI Installer" point below the table, as that made more sense for the earlier point about the patch.
* Changed some ordering of keybinding for GrimE games and separated `e`, `u`, `p` and `i` keys.
* Updated mention of section number for the location of configuration file.
* Grouped global ResidualVM bindings together in Myst III input controls.
* Changed location of configuration file under Linux (was Unix, but since macOS is technically an Unix as well, someone should add a separate entry for other Unixes such as Android, *BSD or Solaris, as the patch might be different there), as it seems to changed.
* Replaced repeated mention of forums and IRC with a link to *Contact* section.
* Further clarified that these are *debug console commands* in a few remaining places.
* Fixed/added *Jump targets* links from the wiki.
* Clarified that the *Escape from Monkey Island, PS2 version* is an example, removed mention of compiler (example doesn't mention it and it is really that important thing to mention, knowing that a lot of people may not even have idea about the compiler when using prebuilt packages?) and changed Win32 to Windows, as that's more generic term and there's only one Windows version I think.
* Fixed other minor typos/style/formatting.
Added description of commands common to the engines, moved `openlog` command there and moved and expanded the information how to use debugging console to the general section, as it's the same for all engines. Also indicated that for TLJ all commands are listed while for other games only the most useful are.
Some users have difficulties finding/installing that file (as it's a single one and located in the "Install" drawer which never seems to be checked when copying the data over).
This option allows users to specify the exact resolution to use for
full-screen games. This (hopefully) allows users with dual- or
triple-monitor setups to choose where there game goes.
This option is either:
- "desktop" (default): use the current desktop resolution
- "WWWxHHH": use the specified resolution.
