diff --git a/util/amisc/aelflod.1 b/util/amisc/aelflod.1
index 24001ba2d..00cd62220 100644
--- a/util/amisc/aelflod.1
+++ b/util/amisc/aelflod.1
@@ -1,25 +1,27 @@
-.TH ASLOD 1 "$Revision$"
+.TH AELFLOD 1 "$Revision$"
 .SH NAME
 aelflod \- ACK ELF loader
 .SH SYNOPSIS
-aelflod [-h] [-v] inputfile outputfile
+.B aelflod
+[-h] [-v] inputfile outputfile
 .SH DESCRIPTION
 .I aelflod
 converts an absolute ack.out file into a simple binary memory
-dump wrapped up in an ELF executable. It is suitable for producing
-executables for operating systems such as Linux.
-
+dump wrapped up in an ELF executable.
+It is suitable for producing executables for operating systems
+such as Linux.
+.PP
 The input file must contain exactly four segments: TEXT, ROM,
 DATA and BSS, in that order, all occupying contiguous memory.
 The file must have all references resolved and be linked to a
-fixed address. The fixed address must be at least 0x54 bytes
-greater than a page boundary, in order to make room for the ELF
-header itself.
-
+fixed address.
+The fixed address must be at least 0x54 bytes greater than a
+page boundary, in order to make room for the ELF header itself.
+.PP
 aelflod will write out an ELF header followed by each segment, in
 order, ensuring that enough padding is inserted between each segment
-to keep the offsets correct. The created executable will contain just
-one rwx segment, and no sections.
-
+to keep the offsets correct.
+The created executable will contain just one rwx segment, and no
+sections.
 .SH "SEE ALSO"
 ack.out(5)
diff --git a/util/amisc/aslod.1 b/util/amisc/aslod.1
index a786b13e6..f81590739 100644
--- a/util/amisc/aslod.1
+++ b/util/amisc/aslod.1
@@ -2,19 +2,19 @@
 .SH NAME
 aslod \- ACK simple loader
 .SH SYNOPSIS
-aslod [-h] [-v] inputfile outputfile
+.B aslod
+[-h] [-v] inputfile outputfile
 .SH DESCRIPTION
 .I aslod
-converts an absolute ack.out file into a simple binary memory
-dump. It is suitable for producing RAM images, executables for
+converts an absolute ack.out file into a simple binary memory dump.
+It is suitable for producing RAM images, executables for
 simple operating systems such as CP/M, DOS, etc.
-
+.PP
 The input file must contain exactly four segments: TEXT, ROM,
 DATA and BSS, in that order, all occupying contiguous memory.
 The file must have all references resolved and be linked to a
 fixed address. aslod will dump the segments, in order, such
 that the first byte of TEXT is at offset 0 in the file
 (regardless of where it is in memory).
-
 .SH "SEE ALSO"
 ack.out(5)