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Author: Joost Kremers <joostkremers@fastmail.com>
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    Update README
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@@ -80,20 +80,20 @@ Note that this functionality is controlled by the option 
`visual-fill-column-adj
 
 The customisation group `visual-fill-column` has several options that can be 
used to customise the package.
 
-**`visual-fill-column-width`** --- Column at which to wrap lines. If set to 
`nil` (the default), use the value of `fill-column` instead.
+The following options are buffer-local, the values you set in your init file 
are default values:
 
-**`visual-fill-column-center-text`** --- If set to `t`, centre the text area 
in the window. By default, the text is displayed at the window’s (left) edge, 
mimicking the effect of `fill-column`.
+**`visual-fill-column-width`** — Column at which to wrap lines. If set to 
`nil` (the default), use the value of `fill-column` instead.
 
-**`visual-fill-column-extra-text-width`** --- Extra columns added to the left 
and right side of the text area. This should be a cons cell of two integers 
`(<left> . <right>)`. If `visual-fill-column-center-text` is `t`, the text area 
is centred before the extra columns are added. This is currently used by 
`writeroom-mode` to add room for line numbers without shifting the text 
off-centre.
+**`visual-fill-column-center-text`** — If set to `t`, centre the text area in 
the window. By default, the text is displayed at the window’s (left) edge, 
mimicking the effect of `fill-column`.
 
-**`visual-fill-column-fringes-outside-margins`** -- If set to `t`, put the 
fringes outside the margins. Widening the margin would normally cause the 
fringes to be pushed inward, because by default, they appear between the 
margins and the text. This effect may be visually less appealing, therefore, 
`visual-fill-column-mode` places the fringes outside the margins. If you prefer 
to have the fringes inside the margins, unset this option.
+**`visual-fill-column-extra-text-width`** — Extra columns added to the left 
and right side of the text area. This should be a cons cell of two integers 
`(<left> . <right>)`. If `visual-fill-column-center-text` is `t`, the text area 
is centred before the extra columns are added. This is currently used by 
`writeroom-mode` to add room for line numbers without shifting the text 
off-centre.
 
-These options are buffer-local, so the values you set in your init file are 
default values. They can also be set in mode hooks or directory or file local 
variables in order to customise particular files or file types.
+**`visual-fill-column-fringes-outside-margins`** — If set to `t`, put the 
fringes outside the margins. Widening the margin would normally cause the 
fringes to be pushed inward, because by default, they appear between the 
margins and the text. This effect may be visually less appealing, therefore, 
`visual-fill-column-mode` places the fringes outside the margins. If you prefer 
to have the fringes inside the margins, unset this option.
 
-The following options apply to all buffers with `visual-fill-column-mode` 
enabled:
+The following options are global, so that they apply to all buffers with 
`visual-fill-column-mode` enabled:
 
-**`visual-fill-column-enable-sensible-window-split`** --- Allow pop-up windows 
to create a side-by-side window split, if possible. See the discussion above.
+**`visual-fill-column-enable-sensible-window-split`** — Allow pop-up windows 
to create a side-by-side window split, if possible. See the discussion above.
 
-**`visual-fill-column-adjust-for-text-scale`** --- Take text scaling into 
account when computing the width of the margins.
+**`visual-fill-column-adjust-for-text-scale`** — Take text scaling into 
account when computing the width of the margins.
 
-**`visual-fill-column-mode-map`** --- Keymap for mouse events in the left and 
right margins, to make sure that scrolling or clicking on the margins does what 
you'd expect (rather than cause an "event not bound" error).
+**`visual-fill-column-mode-map`** — Keymap for mouse events in the left and 
right margins, to make sure that scrolling or clicking on the margins does what 
you'd expect (rather than cause an "event not bound" error).