[lasem] documentation: small fixes in README.

[Emmanuel Pacaud <emmanuel src gnome org>]

commit 11a18ba47e75e154181c46c3124a9e30af9b9f70
Author: Emmanuel Pacaud <pacaud lappc-p348 in2p3 fr>
Date:   Wed Nov 9 23:34:12 2011 +0100

    documentation: small fixes in README.

 README |    6 +++---
 1 files changed, 3 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)
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diff --git a/README b/README
index 6a565c5..869d350 100644
--- a/README
+++ b/README
@@ -7,18 +7,18 @@ The API tries to follow the SVG and MathML DOM.
 
 It currently includes two simple applications:
 
-lasemrender, which takes a filename as argument and generates either a SVG, a PDF
+lasem-render, which takes a filename as argument and generates either a SVG, a PDF
 or a PS file, depending on the output file extension. There's a debug mode option
 (-d) that displays the bounding boxes of elements as blue rectangles, the logical
 extents of text as red boxes and the ink extents of text as green boxes. It accepts
 either MathML, Latex maths and SVG input. For the latex input, lasemrender uses
 the embedded itex2mml library for the conversion to MathML.
 
-lasemtest, which, if launched without argument, renders recursively all svg and mml
+lsm-test, which, if launched without argument, renders recursively all svg and mml
 files in a directory, and generate an html file which displays the browser
 rendering, lasem rendering, and if present the reference output. The html
 filename is lasemtest.xml. It's main use is the rendering of the sample files
-in the samples directory, by invoking "cd test && ../src/lasemtest".
+in the samples directory, by invoking "cd test && ./lsm-test data".
 
 Requirements: