Index: /trunk/FACT++/src/Configuration.cc
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--- /trunk/FACT++/src/Configuration.cc	(revision 10197)
+++ /trunk/FACT++/src/Configuration.cc	(revision 10198)
@@ -14,5 +14,5 @@
 the program through a symbolic link with a different name)
 
-Read the "<B>database=user:password@database:port/database<B>" entry from the file.
+Read the "<B>database=user:password@database:port/database</B>" entry from the file.
 (For details about the syntax see Configuration::parse_database)
 The retrieved entry can be overwritten by
@@ -44,5 +44,5 @@
    - key = value
 
-which is equivalent to the command-line option <b>--key=value</b>.
+which is equivalent to the command-line option <B>--key=value</B>.
 
 If there are sections in the configuration file like
@@ -55,6 +55,6 @@
 \endcode
 
-the key is transformed into <b>section1.key</b> (which would be equivalent
-to <b>--section1.key</b>)
+the key is transformed into <B>section1.key</B> (which would be equivalent
+to <B>--section1.key</B>)
 
 @attention
@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@
 \endcode
 
-This will setup, e.g.,  the commandline option '<b>--option1 arg</b>' (which
-is identical to '<b>--option1=arg</b>'. Option 3 can also be expressed
-in a short form as '<b>-o arg</b>' or '<b>-o=arg</b>'. Option 2 defaults
+This will setup, e.g.,  the commandline option '<B>--option1 arg</B>' (which
+is identical to '<B>--option1=arg</B>'. Option 3 can also be expressed
+in a short form as '<B>-o arg</B>' or '<B>-o=arg</B>'. Option 2 defaults
 to 22 if no explicit value is given. Option 3 is mandatory and an exceptionb
 is thrown if not specified. Option 4 will, apart from the usual access to the
@@ -732,5 +732,5 @@
 //!
 //! @param argc,argv
-//!    arguments passed to <b>main(int argc, char **argv)</b>
+//!    arguments passed to <B>main(int argc, char **argv)</B>
 //!
 //! @returns