Using-CommLCD-NEWGAL-Engine-and-Comm-IAL-Engine.md

@@ -13,11 +13,11 @@ Table of Contents
     + [Update method](#update-method)
     + [Releasing the engine](#releasing-the-engine)
   * [Comm IAL engine](#comm-ial-engine)
-    + [Initialize the engine](#initialize-the-engine)
-    + [Wait an event](#wait-an-event)
-    + [Get mouse/touch event](#get-mouse-touch-event)
-    + [Get keyboard event](#get-keyboard-event)
-    + [Destroy the engine](#destroy-the-engine)
+    + [Initializing the engine](#initializing-the-engine)
+    + [Waiting for an event](#waiting-for-an-event)
+    + [Getting mouse/touch event](#getting-mouse-touch-event)
+    + [Getting keyboard event](#getting-keyboard-event)
+    + [Terminating the engine](#terminating-the-engine)
 - [Restrictions](#restrictions)
 - [References](#references)
 
@@ -25,7 +25,6 @@ Table of Contents
 
 Since MiniGUI 3.2.2, you can use MiniGUI's built-in CommLCD NEWGAL engine
 and Comm IAL engine to support your video output device and input device.
-
 By using these two engines, you do not need to change the source code of
 MiniGUI core. Instead, you implement the engines outside the MiniGUI core
 by defining some external functions.
@@ -270,15 +269,15 @@ In our sample, it destroys the anonymous memory map and returns zero:
 
 ### Comm IAL engine
 
-#### Initialize the engine
+#### Initializing the engine
 
-#### Wait an event
+#### Waiting for an event
 
-#### Get mouse/touch event
+#### Getting mouse/touch event
 
-#### Get keyboard event
+#### Getting keyboard event
 
-#### Destroy the engine
+#### Terminating the engine
 
 ## Restrictions