Minor fixes to manpage.

dcmdata/docs/img2dcm.man

@@ -311,10 +311,10 @@ Rows, Columns etc.) are not copied but replaced by \b img2dcm during conversion.
 
 \subsection img2dcm_multiframe_images Multiframe Images
 
-It is possible to convert multiple input files into one DICOM multiframe
-image if the selected DICOM SOP class supports multiframe. In particular,
-the Multiframe Secondary Capture SOP Classes support this feature.
-They are selected through the \e --new-sc command line option.
+It is possible to convert multiple input files into one DICOM multiframe image
+if the selected DICOM SOP class supports multiframe.  In particular, the
+Multi-frame Secondary Capture SOP Classes support this feature.  They are
+selected through the \e --new-sc command line option.
 
 \subsection img2dcm_character_sets Character Sets
 
@@ -445,7 +445,7 @@ There are no specific options for fine-tuning BMP format conversion.
 
 The desired output SOP Class can be selected on the command line.  Currently,
 export plugins for the Secondary Capture Image SOP Class (default, option
-\e -sc), the Multiframe Secondary Capture Image SOP Classes (option \e -nsc),
+\e -sc), the Multi-frame Secondary Capture Image SOP Classes (option \e -nsc),
 Visible Light Photographic Image SOP Class (option \e -vl), and the Ophthalmic
 Photography Image SOP Classes (option \e -oph) are available.  Please note that
 the first one is deprecated according to the DICOM standard but is selected as
@@ -481,8 +481,8 @@ Here are some examples that show how the \b img2dcm application can be used.
    Same as 1), but imports patient/study/series information from DICOM file
    "template.dcm".  Please note that attribute PatientName will contain
    "Bond^James" at the end, any value from "template.dcm" will be overwritten.
-   That is, because the -k option is applied at the very end of the conversion
-   pipeline (see above).
+   That is, because the \e -k option is applied at the very end of the
+   conversion pipeline (see above).
 
 -# img2dcm image.jpg out.dcm --no-checks<br>
    Same as 1), but does not perform any attribute checking and no type 1 and
@@ -505,9 +505,9 @@ Here are some examples that show how the \b img2dcm application can be used.
    \b img2dcm to abort if no JFIF information is existent in the source file.
 
 -# img2dcm image1.jpg image2.jpg out.dcm --new-sc<br>
-   Read the JPEG files image1.jpg and image2.jpg, convert to a multiframe
-   image of the Multi-frame Byte Secondary Capture SOP Class, and save the
-   result to DICOM file "out.dcm".
+   Read the JPEG files "image1.jpg" and "image2.jpg", convert to a multiframe
+   image of the appropriate Multi-frame Secondary Capture SOP Class, and save
+   the result to DICOM file "out.dcm".
 
 \section img2dcm_logging LOGGING