Fied some typos in the last blog post

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@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ preview: https://demo-disks.pcjs.org/pcx86/shareware/pcdiskmag/PCDISKMAG-DISK1.j
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 As I lamented in my [last blog post](/blog/2018/12/28/), finding copies of the earliest versions
-of The Norton Utilities has proven to be suprisingly difficult -- virtually impossible.
+of The Norton Utilities has proven to be surprisingly difficult -- virtually impossible.
 
 The oldest version I had -- purchased on eBay late last year -- was [Norton Utilities 3.00](/disks/pcx86/tools/other/norton/3.00/),
 with files dated December 7, 1984.  But we know that Peter Norton began selling his utilities more than *two years*
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ And the second program, `DLABEL`, was similarly described as "another element fr
 praised Norton Utilities for the IBM PC."
 
 Moreover, on closer inspection of these two utilities, I noticed that they both appeared to include
-decompression stubs that were similar to those used by [SpaceMaker 1.06](/disks/pcx86/tools/other/spacemaker/1.06/).
+decompression stubs that were similar to those generated by [SpaceMaker 1.06](/disks/pcx86/tools/other/spacemaker/1.06/).
 
 Similar, but different.  And smaller (239 bytes vs. 260 bytes in later versions of SpaceMaker).  However,
 the similarities are so striking that I'd say it's pretty clear that Peter Norton *did* use an early version