Fix typos in docs

docs/control-inputs.txt

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ Control input names are completely defined by the individual ports. This
 document is intended to collect the rules for all ports.
 
 The various meta-characters in the rules are:
-  #     - A number. The range is detemined by the context
+  #     - A number. The range is determined by the context
   ##    - A two-digit number (i.e. with leading zeros)
   [...] - Something optional
   (...) - For grouping with |

docs/controls.txt

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 This lists the available commands, excluding the ones you get back from
 S9xGetAllSnes9xCommands(). The various meta-characters are:
-  #     - A number. The range is detemined by the context
+  #     - A number. The range is determined by the context
   ##    - A two-digit number (i.e. with leading zeros)
   [...] - Something optional
   (...) - For grouping with |
@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ is released each subcommand is 'released'.
 
 There are also press-only multis, defined as "+{...}". These act just like
 regular multis, with two differences: the multi is only run when you press
-the button (release isignored), and each subcommand must be prefixed with
+the button (release is ignored), and each subcommand must be prefixed with
 '+' or '-' to indicate whether the the subcommand should be pressed or
 released.
 

win32/docs/faqs-windows.txt

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ probably won't, happen. On our first section of this mystical journey you shall
 see various frequently asked questions, as well as their answers!
 
 The majority of the things in this FAQ are based off the Windows port of Snes9x.
-While some of the information is relevant to most, or all, ports, no gaurantees
+While some of the information is relevant to most, or all, ports, no guarantees
 are made that what is said will be accurate for all versions.
 
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ Q: Why doesn't Snes9x support transparencies?
   A: It does! Make sure the "Transparency" box is checked in the settings menu.
 
 Q: I recently purchased a gamepad controller. Will it work on Snes9x?
-  A: More than likely yes. Any USB compatable controller will work. Generally
+  A: More than likely yes. Any USB compatible controller will work. Generally
 this means any controller made within the past 7 years or so. If you are having
 problems consider updating drivers and recalibrating your controller.
 
@@ -110,12 +110,12 @@ some games require specific options to keep "right". First, make sure that
 Hi-res support is selected in the option menus, that option can slow down
 performance on slower machines, although it is now on by default. Second, it is
 recommended your filter option is set to anything except "none." "Simple 2X" is
-a good choice. Note: In the event the "Hi-res" option is greyed out, make sure
+a good choice. Note: In the event the "Hi-res" option is grayed out, make sure
 your display resolution is at least 512 x 480.
 
 Q: Why can't I press many buttons at once? Especially in Chrono Trigger.
   A: Most standard keyboards (There are a few exceptions, though only a few) can
-only output so much data to the compter at a time. As such your computer is
+only output so much data to the computer at a time. As such your computer is
 often unable to carry-out the instructions you have given it. There are
 solutions abound, of course, and here they are now: Lovely recommendation one is
 to rearrange the keymapping in Snes9x so that all the necessary buttons are on a
@@ -124,7 +124,7 @@ The draw back to this is that if you set "a" to jump and shoot you will be
 unable to jump without shooting, or shoot without jumping, until you change it
 back. The super sexy recommendation number 2 is to set the ctrl and alt keys to
 some of the necessary buttons. The draw back to this is that often these buttons
-can cause problems if used in tandum with other keys, due to Windows shortcuts.
+can cause problems if used in tandem with other keys, due to Windows shortcuts.
 You may, for instance, be using alt to jump and while in midair hit f4 to load a
 savestate... That will close the program, which is bad. Finally, and the method
 I personally recommend, is to purchase a gamepad. The draw backs to this are
@@ -251,10 +251,10 @@ have a question worthy of this vast tome of knowledge please leave it in the
 return again next time with an even greater FAQ.
 
 I would like to take the time to thank the vast plethora of people who have
-helped me conjur this machination of goodness. However, in the annals of time I
-have probably forgotten many of those who have given me advice, defintions,
-technologial information and cookies. It would be unfair to only mention the
-small portion of names I remember from an excessivley long and ever-expanding
+helped me conjure this machination of goodness. However, in the annals of time I
+have probably forgotten many of those who have given me advice, definitions,
+technological information and cookies. It would be unfair to only mention the
+small portion of names I remember from an excessively long and ever-expanding
 list. As such, I won't. Toodles.
 
 Knowledge is power; Learn it well

win32/docs/how2compile.txt

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ NOTE: Unicode support requires a special zlib build - see the end of the zlib en
   Note that as of the June 2010 release of the DirectX SDK, DirectDraw (which is 
   necessary to compile) has been removed.
 
-- zlib(optional) - The release binaries are built against a static zlib compiled
+- zlib (optional) - The release binaries are built against a static zlib compiled
   against VC's multi-threaded C runtime and renamed to zlibmt.lib, to avoid linker conflicts.
   removing ZLIB from the preprocessor definitions and zlibmt.lib from the library
   listing will disable zip support.
@@ -21,13 +21,13 @@ NOTE: Unicode support requires a special zlib build - see the end of the zlib en
   to compile zlib - if you want to use the project files supplied with zlib you have to add
   _tfwopen.h to their force include list
 
-- libpng(optional) - Like zlib, this is a renamed libpng.lib, built against the same
+- libpng (optional) - Like zlib, this is a renamed libpng.lib, built against the same
   C runtime for the same reasons. Building your own is as simple as changing the runtime
   used by libpng's own project files, compiling, renaming the result to libpngmt.lib
   HAVE_LIBPNG is the define used to include this code, used for screenshots.
   (the libpng directory should reside at win32/../../libpng, i.e. 2 directories up)
 
-- fmod(optional) - Versions 3.20 and above. Used to provide extra sound output
+- fmod (optional) - Versions 3.20 and above. Used to provide extra sound output
   options that increases hardware compatibility with some PC hardware.
   Version 3.33 broke A3D support on some hardware so I reverted back to
   version 3.20. However, I'm told 3.40, just released at time of writing,  fixes the problem.
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ NOTE: Unicode support requires a special zlib build - see the end of the zlib en
   sub-folder contents into win32/../../fmod. Disable fmod support by removing the
   FMOD_SUPPORT from the Preprocessor Definitions text box.
 
-- fmod ex(optional) - Used to provide extra sound output. Cannot be used at the same time as
+- fmod ex (optional) - Used to provide extra sound output. Cannot be used at the same time as
   normal FMOD support. Disable fmod support by removing the FMODEX_SUPPORT from the Preprocessor
   Definitions text box.