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[utils] / crawler / kiss / docs / content / xdocs / index.xml

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         new recording is scheduled through the web site, the KiSS recorder finds out about this new
         recording by polling a server on the internet. This is a really cool feature since it
         basically allows programming the recorder when away from home. </p>
-      <p> After using this feature for some time now, I started noticing regular patterns. Often you
+      <p> After using this feature for some time, I started noticing regular patterns. Often you
         are looking for the same programs and for certain types of programs. So, wouldn't it be nice
         to have a program do this work for you and automatically record programs and notify you of
         possibly interesting ones? </p>
@@ -105,7 +105,8 @@
         interesting ones. </p>
       <p> In its current version, the crawler can be used in two ways: </p>
       <ul>
-        <li><strong>standalone program</strong>: A standalone program run as a scheduled task.</li>
+        <li><strong>standalone program</strong>: 
+        A standalone program run from the command-line or as a scheduled task.</li>
         <li><strong>web application</strong>: A web application running on a java application
           server. With this type of use, the crawler also features an automatic retry mechanism in
           case of failures, as well as a simple web interface. </li>