  *  the richness of a TextFlow, you should consider using
  *  Label instead.</p>
  *
- *  <p>At compile time, you can simply put TLF markup tags inside
- *  the RichText tag, as in
+ *  <p>At compile time, you can put TLF markup tags inside
+ *  the RichText tag, as the following example shows:
  *  <pre>
  *  &lt;s:RichText&gt;Hello &lt;s:span fontWeight="bold"&gt;World!&lt;/s:span&gt;&lt;/s:RichText&gt;
  *  </pre>

     *
     *  <p>If you set the <code>textFlow</code> and get the <code>text</code>,
	 *  the text in each paragraph will be separated by a single
     *  LF ("\n").</p>
     *
     *  <p>If you set the <code>text</code> to a String such as
	 *  <code>"Hello World"</code> and get the <code>textFlow</code>,

 *
 *  <p>If you don't specify any kind of width for a RichText,
 *  then the longest line, as determined by these explicit line breaks,
 *  determines the width of the Label.</p>
 *
 *  <p>When you specify a width, the text wraps at the right
 *  edge of the component and the text is clipped when there is more
 *  text than fits.
 *  If you set the <code>lineBreak</code> style to <code>explicit</code>,
 *  new lines will start only at explicit lines breaks, such as
 *  if you use CR (<code>\r</code>), LF (<code>\n</code>),
 *  or CR+LF (<code>\r\n</code>) in <code>text</code>
 *  or if you use <code>&lt;p&gt;</code> and <code>&lt;br/&gt;</code>
 *  in TLF markup. In that case, lines that are wider than the control
 *  are clipped.</p>
 *
 *  <p>If you have more text than you have room to display it,
 *  RichText can truncate the text for you.
