<h4>SilcClientOperations structure</h4>
-The SilcClientOperation structure has changed significantly. It no longer
+The SilcClientOperations structure has changed significantly. It no longer
has `connected', `disconnected' and `failure' function pointers. Instead a
new SilcClientConnectCallback has been defined that is given as argument to
functions like silc_client_connect_to_server, silc_client_connect_to_client
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Also the `detach' client operation function pointer has been removed. Instead
-the detachment data is now simply delivered in the SILC_COMMNAD_DETACH
+the detachment data is now simply delivered in the SILC_COMMAND_DETACH
command reply.
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The functions silc_client_connect_to_server, silc_client_connect_to_client
and silc_client_key_exchange can all be used to create new SILC session with
a remote. To connect SILC server use silc_client_connect_to_server. You
-now give the SilcClientCnnectionParams as argument which includes the nickname
-user wants to use, you now can give the public key pair as argument that is
+now give the SilcClientConnectionParams as argument which includes the
+nicknameuser wants to use, you now can give the public key pair as argument that is
to be used in the connecting. The new SilcClientConnectCallback will be
called once the connection has been established and it delivers the
SilcClientConection context to the application. It will be later called
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<pre>
-SilcAsyncOperations op;
+SilcAsyncOperation op;
SilcClientConnectionParams params;
memset(¶ms, 0, sizeof(params));
<h3><a name="skr"></a>SILC Key Repository library, lib/silcskr/</h3>
A new SILC Key Repository library has been added. The library provides
-a SILC Key Repository API (a href="silcskr.html">silcskr.h</a>) which provides
+a SILC Key Repository API (<a href="silcskr.html">silcskr.h</a>) which provides
a repository for storing and retrieving public keys.
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