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diff --git a/ucw/doc/basecode.txt b/ucw/doc/basecode.txt
index 94b4102e..d4e307e4 100644
--- a/ucw/doc/basecode.txt
+++ b/ucw/doc/basecode.txt
@@ -3,7 +3,8 @@ Base64 and Base224 encodings
 
 These modules can be used to encode and decode data to and from
 base64 (described in RFC 3548) and base224 (not described in any
-standard, uses all non-control characters of ASCII).
+standard, uses all non-control characters, briefly described in
+a comment at the beginning of `ucw/base224.c`).
 
 - <<base64,Base64>>
 - <<base224,Base224>>
@@ -28,7 +29,7 @@ Usage
   output buffer and feed the data to the function.
 
   byte output[BASE64_ENC_LENGTH(input_size)];
-  uns output_size = base64_encode(output, input, input_size);
+  uint output_size = base64_encode(output, input, input_size);
 
 - Decoding can be done in similar way. It is enough to have output
   buffer of the same size as the input one.
@@ -37,11 +38,11 @@ Usage
   chunks. The input chunk size must be multiple of `BASE64_IN_CHUNK`.
   The output will be corresponding multiple of `BASE64_OUT_CHUNK`.
 
-  uns input_size;
+  uint input_size;
   byte input[BASE64_IN_CHUNK * 10];
   while(input_size = read_chunk(input, BASE64_IN_CHUNK * 10)) {
     byte output[BASE64_OUT_CHUNK * 10];
-    uns output_size = base64_encode(output, input, input_size);
+    uint output_size = base64_encode(output, input, input_size);
     use_chunk(output, output_size);
   }
 
@@ -57,7 +58,7 @@ way as base64.
 The basecode utility
 --------------------
 You can use the encoding/decoding routines from command line, trough
-`basecode` command. You have to specify the operation by a command
+`ucw-basecode` command. You have to specify the operation by a command
 line argument and give it the data on standard input. The arguments
 are: