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 Applications Monitoring Process
 ===============================
 
-Thanks to Glances and it AMP module, you can add specific monitoring
-to running process. AMP are defined in the Glances configuration file.
+Thanks to Glances and its AMP module, you can add specific monitoring to
+running processes. AMPs are defined in the Glances configuration file.
 
-You can disable AMP using the --disable-amps option or pressing the `A` shortkey.
+You can disable AMP using the ``--disable-amps`` option or pressing the
+``A`` key.
 
 Simple AMP
 ----------
 
-For example, a simple AMP which monitor the CPU/MEM of all Python processes
-can be define using:
+For example, a simple AMP that monitor the CPU/MEM of all Python
+processes can be defined as follows:
 
 .. code-block:: ini
 
@@ -21,15 +22,17 @@ can be define using:
     regex=.*python.*
     refresh=3
 
-Every 3 seconds (*refresh*) and if the *enable* key is true, Glances will
-filter the running processes list thanks to the .*python.* regular
-expression (*regex*). The default behavor for an AMP is to display:
-the number of matching processes, the CPU and MEM:
+Every 3 seconds (``refresh``) and if the ``enable`` key is true, Glances
+will filter the running processes list thanks to the ``.*python.*``
+regular expression (``regex``).
+
+The default behavior for an AMP is to display the number of matching
+processes, CPU and MEM:
 
 .. image:: ../_static/amp-python.png
 
-You can also define the minimum (*countmin*) and/or maximum (*countmax*) process
-number. For example:
+You can also define the minimum (``countmin``) and/or maximum
+(``countmax``) process number. For example:
 
 .. code-block:: ini
 
@@ -40,17 +43,19 @@ number. For example:
     countmin=1
     countmax=2
 
-With this configuration, if the number of running Python script is higher than 2
-then the AMP is display with a purple color (red if < countmin):
+With this configuration, if the number of running Python scripts is
+higher than 2, then the AMP is displayed with a purple color (red if
+less than countmin):
 
 .. image:: ../_static/amp-python-warning.png
 
-User define AMP
----------------
+User defined AMP
+----------------
 
-If you need to execute a specific command line, you can use the *command* option.
-For example, if you want to display the Dropbox process status, you can define the
-following section in the Glances configuration file:
+If you need to execute a specific command line, you can use the
+``command`` option. For example, if you want to display the Dropbox
+process status, you can define the following section in the Glances
+configuration file:
 
 .. code-block:: ini
 
@@ -63,27 +68,29 @@ following section in the Glances configuration file:
     command=dropbox status
     countmin=1
 
-The *dropbox status* command line will be executed and displayed in the Glances UI:
+The ``dropbox status`` command line will be executed and displayed in
+the Glances UI:
 
 .. image:: ../_static/amp-dropbox.png
 
-You can force Glances to display the result in one line setting the *one_line* to true.
-
-Embeded AMP
------------
+You can force Glances to display the result in one line setting
+``one_line`` to true.
 
-Glances provides some specifics AMP scripts (replacing the *command* line) hosted
-in the glances/amps folder. You can write your own AMP script to fill yours needs.
-AMP scripts are located in the glances/amps folder and should be names glances_*.py.
-An AMP script define an Amp class (GlancesAmp) with a mandatory update method.
-The update method call the set_result method to set the AMP return string.
-The return string is a string with one or more line (\n between lines).
+Embedded AMP
+------------
 
-You can write your owns AMP and enable its from the configuration file.
-The configuration file section should be named [amp_*].
+Glances provides some specific AMP scripts (replacing the ``command``
+line). You can write your own AMP script to fill your needs. AMP scripts
+are located in the ``amps`` folder and should be named ``glances_*.py``.
+An AMP script define an Amp class (``GlancesAmp``) with a mandatory
+update method. The update method call the ``set_result`` method to set
+the AMP return string. The return string is a string with one or more
+line (\n between lines). To enable it, the configuration file section
+should be named ``[amp_*]``.
 
-For example, if you want to enable the Nginx AMP, the following definition
-should do the job (NGinx AMP is provided by the Glances team as an example):
+For example, if you want to enable the Nginx AMP, the following
+definition should do the job (Nginx AMP is provided by the Glances team
+as an example):
 
 .. code-block:: ini
 
@@ -94,7 +101,7 @@ should do the job (NGinx AMP is provided by the Glances team as an example):
     one_line=false
     status_url=http://localhost/nginx_status
 
-Here is the result:
+Here's the result:
 
 .. image:: ../_static/amps.png