Unify spelling of PaperJam

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-paperjam
+PaperJam
 ========
 
 PaperJam is a tool for processing PDF documents: re-ordering pages,

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@@ -11,14 +11,14 @@ SYNOPSIS
 
 DESCRIPTION
 -----------
-Paperjam is a tool for transform PDF files. It can re-order pages, scale
+PaperJam is a tool for transform PDF files. It can re-order pages, scale
 and rotate them, put multiple pages on a single sheet, draw cropmarks,
 and many other tricks.
 
-Paperjam takes an input file, splits it to a list of pages, applies a sequence
+PaperJam takes an input file, splits it to a list of pages, applies a sequence
 of commands on this list, and finally writes the results to an output file.
 
-For each page, Paperjam tracks two sets of dimensions: the width and height
+For each page, PaperJam tracks two sets of dimensions: the width and height
 of the 'physical page' (paper), and the 'image box', which is a rectangle on the
 physical page containing all useful contents. Initially, the physical
 page is equal to the *CropBox* of the PDF page and the image box to its
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ OPTIONS
 
 GENERAL SYNTAX
 --------------
-Paperjam takes a list of commands separated by spaces, like this:
+PaperJam takes a list of commands separated by spaces, like this:
 
        paperjam 'common scaleto("a4") nup(2, hspace=5mm)' in.pdf out.pdf
 
@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ strings::
        satisfies the syntax of an identifier. In case of positional arguments,
        the identifier must not match the name of any argument. Please avoid
        using this shortcut in scripts, because they could be easily broken
-       by parameters introduced in newer versions of Paperjam.
+       by parameters introduced in newer versions of PaperJam.
 
 switches::
        Boolean value: either 0 (false) or 1 (true). If only the name is given (with no value
@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ Paper formats
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 When a paper format is expected, it is given either by its width and height
 (the corresponding arguments are usually called *w* and *h*), or by the standard
-name of the format (called *paper*). Paperjam currently uses the libpaper library
+name of the format (called *paper*). PaperJam currently uses the libpaper library
 for parsing the names. You can call +paperconf -a+ to get the list of known names.
 
 Margins
@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ called *pos*). The first letter specifies vertical placement: *t* for top,
 
 COMMANDS
 --------
-Paperjam knows the following commands and arguments. Positional arguments
+PaperJam knows the following commands and arguments. Positional arguments
 have their names enclosed in square brackets.
 
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@@ -461,13 +461,13 @@ common.
 
 LICENSE
 -------
-Paperjam was written by Martin Mares.
+PaperJam was written by Martin Mares.
 It can be distributed and used under the terms of the GNU
 General Public License version 2 or any later version.
 
 HISTORY
 -------
-I conceived the idea of a document processor like Paperjam when struggling with pre-press
+I conceived the idea of a document processor like PaperJam when struggling with pre-press
 formatting in the early 2000's. At that time, the basic ideas behind the language were born,
 but everything was deeply rooted in the then standard PostScript world. After some years,
 I managed to convince a student of mine Ales Snuparek to implement my ideas as his bachelor's project.
@@ -476,5 +476,5 @@ out to be terribly useful.
 
 In the 2010's, limitations of the old design became clear and many PDF documents were using
 features not known to PsPdfTool (most prominently object streams). After several years of
-pondering, I became fond of the QPDF library and wrote Paperjam as a modern successor of
+pondering, I became fond of the QPDF library and wrote PaperJam as a modern successor of
 PsPdfTool.