Update documentation.

Write some more.

Correct some spelling errors.

Clean up some out of date stuff.

Make it consistant.

Rearrange things.

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diff --git a/Differences.txt b/Differences.txt
index 9ae94d0..301cb68 100644
--- a/Differences.txt
+++ b/Differences.txt
@@ -1,19 +1,19 @@
-There are some differences between OpenSim-SC and standard OpenSim.  The
+There are some differences between opensim-SC and standard OpenSim.  The
 most relevant ones are listed here.
 
-OpenSim-SC really only supports Debian based Linux operating systems at
+opensim-SC really only supports Debian based Linux operating systems at
 this stage.  Other operating systems, including Mac OS and Windows, will
 be added in the future.  Only Debian, Devuan, and Ubuntu have been
 tested.  Devuan ASCII is currently the best supported, as that's what I
 use.
 
-OpenSim-SC is generally optimised for CG, IG, and MG grids.
+opensim-SC is generally optimised for CG, IG, and MG grids.
 
 
 Directory layout.
 -----------------
 
-OpenSim-SC expects to live inside a specific directory structure.  The
+opensim-SC expects to live inside a specific directory structure.  The
 InstallItAll.sh script creates that directory structure.  The external
 directory structure is in the example/ directory.  This tries to move
 anything writable and configurable out of the main tree.  Should make
@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ Economy.
 --------
 
 The fake economy module has been faked even further, now your current
-balance displayed is the OpenSim_SC version number of the sim you are in. 
+balance displayed is the opensim-SC version number of the sim you are in. 
 Obviously this is not a real economy, spending any of it doesn't deduct
 from your balance.  You can still install a real economy module.