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-<p align="justify">Microsoft applications like "Word" or "Excel" offer the user to
- describe his document by properties like "title", "category" and so
- on. The application adds further information by itself: last
- author, creation date etc. Internally these properties are stored in
- so-called <em>property set streams</em>. A property set stream is a
- separate document within a <a href="../poifs/index.html">POI
- filesystem</a>. HPSF is POI's pure-Java implementation to read (and in
- future to write) property set streams.</p>
+<p align="justify">Microsoft applications like "Word" or "Excel" let the user describe his
+ document by properties like "title", "category" and so on. The application
+ itself adds further information: last author, creation date etc. These
+ properties are stored in so-called <em>property set streams</em>. A
+ property set stream is a separate document within a <a href="../poifs/index.html">POI filesystem</a>. HPSF is POI's pure-Java
+ implementation to read (and in future to write) property set streams.</p>
<p align="justify">Once the <a href="how-to.html">HPSF HOWTO</a> is ready, it will