Update README.MD

Author: dosworld

README.MD

@@ -4,29 +4,29 @@ This is MS-DOS tools for linking `RDF`/`RDL` files.
 While playing with small compilers, I noticed one problem for all beginners.
 It lacks runtime-libraries and linkers support.
 
-I researched the `OBJ/OMF` format and found it too complicated.
-`AOUTB` has no segment memory support. `COFF` and `ELF` are also complex
+I researched the OBJ/OMF format and found it too complicated.
+AOUTB has no segment memory support. COFF and ELF are also complex
 and solve problems non-relevant to MS-DOS.
 
-By chance I meet the `RDOFF2` format from NASM - a beautiful and simple
+By chance, I meet the RDOFF2 format from NASM - a beautiful and simple
 format for object modules.
 
-This repository contains tools for working with `RDOFF2` (and source code)
+This repository contains tools for working with RDOFF2 (and source code)
 to help you build small compilers.
 
 `RDF` - NASM builtin format `RDOFF2` for object files. Different version of
 Nasm works different with this files. So, I strongly advise to use
 `NASM version 0.98.39`. See DOC\RDOFF2.TXT and source code.
 
-`RDL` - Again, NASM format but for libraries.
+`RDL` - Again, NASM-format but for libraries.
 
-* `nasm` - version `0.98.39`, just recompiled for MS-DOS (no DPMI) with RDF support
+* nasm - version `0.98.39`, just recompiled for MS-DOS (no DPMI) with RDF support
 (by default - is disabled). No other changes.
-* `rdfdump` - dump utility
-* `rlib` - library manager
-* `rlink` - linker itself
+* rdfdump - dump utility
+* rlib - library manager
+* rlink - linker itself
 
-`rlink` output formats:
+rlink output formats:
 * com - simple MS-DOS .com file
 * mzs - MS-DOS exe, small memory model (CS = code, DS = data,bss,stack)
 * mzh - MS-DOS exe, huge memory model (each rdf have own CS, DS and BSS segment)
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Nasm works different with this files. So, I strongly advise to use
 
 If you need viewer for RDF, please visit to https://github.com/DosWorld/objview
 
-`Make` utility available at https://github.com/DosWorld/smallmake
+"Make" utility available at https://github.com/DosWorld/smallmake
 
 # How to use
 
@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ https://github.com/DosWorld/libsystem2
 
 # Build
 
-You need Turbo Pascal and `make` in path.
+You need Turbo Pascal and "make" in path.
 Just type:
 
         cd src