Merge pull request #5 from ricordisamoa/patch-1

fix some typos in README.md

README.md

@@ -3,18 +3,18 @@ APNG-canvas
 
 ([README по-русски](https://github.com/davidmz/apng-canvas/blob/master/README_RU.md))
 
-APNG-canvas is a library for displaing Animated PNG files in the browsers with canvas support (Google Chrome, Internet Explorer 9, Apple Safari).
+APNG-canvas is a library for displaying Animated PNG files in the browsers with canvas support (Google Chrome, Internet Explorer 9, Apple Safari).
 
 Working demo: http://davidmz.github.com/apng-canvas/ (around 3 Mb of apng files)
 
-Discussion in LJ: http://david-m.livejournal.com/tag/apng-canvas (in russain)
+Discussion in LJ: http://david-m.livejournal.com/tag/apng-canvas (in Russian)
 
 API
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 The library creates a global object **APNG**, which has several methods. All methods are asynchronous and most of them receive an optional callback-argument. Methods must be called after DOM tree is loaded.
 
-For deferred calls, these methods return *promise* objects. If jQuery is available, then its [promises](http://api.jquery.com/category/deferred-object/) are used, in other case a compatible interface which supports methods `done`, `fail`, `then` and `always` is used. If the method is finished successfully, `callback` and `done` handlers are called (with the same parameters), in case of error `fail` hendlers are called with the error message.
+For deferred calls, these methods return *promise* objects. If jQuery is available, then its [promises](http://api.jquery.com/category/deferred-object/) are used, in other case a compatible interface which supports methods `done`, `fail`, `then` and `always` is used. If the method is finished successfully, `callback` and `done` handlers are called (with the same parameters), in case of error `fail` handlers are called with the error message.
 
 ### APNG.ifNeeded(callback?)
 
@@ -23,30 +23,30 @@ Other methods (except `checkNativeFeatures`) should be called from the `callback
 
 ### APNG.animateImage(img)
 
-This method is called without `callback`. If `img.src` contains a link to the correct APNG file, then this methods creates `canvas`, in which APNG animations would be played.
-Then the method selects optimal strategy for animaton depending on the browser:
+This method is called without `callback`. If `img.src` contains a link to the correct APNG file, then this method creates `canvas`, in which APNG animations would be played.
+Then the method selects optimal strategy for animation depending on the browser:
 
-*   For WebKit-based broswers (Chrome and Safari):
+*   For WebKit-based browsers (Chrome and Safari):
     source image is replaced by a transparent gif plus background canvas where the animation is played.
     That allows to keep the `img` object, its attributes and event handlers.
 *   For other browsers (Internet Explorer 9):
     Works similar to the `replaceImage` method (below): source image `img` is replaced with `canvas` animation object.
 
 ### APNG.replaceImage(img)
 
-This method is called without `callback`. Replaces `img` element (`HTMLImageElement`) with `canvas` animation. Replacement only works when `img` contains correct PNG file. The replacement keeps the attributes of `img`. If jQuery is available, than event handlers are kept too.
+This method is called without `callback`. Replaces `img` element (`HTMLImageElement`) with `canvas` animation. Replacement only works when `img` contains correct PNG file. The replacement keeps the attributes of `img`. If jQuery is available, then event handlers are kept too.
 
 This method works the same in all browsers.
 
 ### APNG.createAPNGCanvas(url, callback?)
 
 Loads PNG file from that `url` and disassembles it, then creates `canvas` element and starts the animation.
 
-The `callback` is only called when the loaded data contains the correct APNG file. The argument is newly created `canvas` animation element. This element is not a part of the DOM tree, it have to be added manually.
+The `callback` is only called when the loaded data contains the correct APNG file. The argument is newly created `canvas` animation element. This element is not a part of the DOM tree, it has to be added manually.
 
 ### APNG.checkNativeFeatures(callback?)
 
-Checks if the browser supports `APNG` and `canvas`. Can be called independently from all other methods. The `callback` argument is the objects with two binary fields: `apng` and `canvas`. `True` in those fields means the browser supports correcponding technology.
+Checks if the browser supports `APNG` and `canvas`. Can be called independently from all other methods. The `callback` argument is the objects with two binary fields: `apng` and `canvas`. `True` in those fields means the browser supports corresponding technology.
 
 
 Usage example
@@ -73,4 +73,4 @@ By the same reason (the use of `XMLHttpRequest`), the library will not work loca
 
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-Thanks to Max Stepin for the translation of this README.
+Thanks to Max Stepin for the translation of this README.