--- a/plugins/HOWTO	Sun Apr 09 08:25:15 2000 +0000
+++ b/plugins/HOWTO	Sun Apr 09 11:18:25 2000 +0000
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 First off, before you do anything else, in all of the files for your plugin,
 put the lines
 
-#define GAIM_PLUGIN
+#define GAIM_PLUGINS
 #include "gaim.h"
 
 I mean this. Without this, all kinds of things will not work correctly. If you
@@ -14,13 +14,19 @@
 
 Ok, now you're ready to write the plugin.
 
-The only function that is required is gaim_plugin_init(). This gets called as
-soon as it gets loaded (sort of - man dlopen for more details). If your
-function never returns, it will crash gaim! If your plugin uses up all the
-memory in the system, it will crash gaim! Once your plugin gets loaded, it
-effectively becomes a part of gaim, and anything that goes wrong will look
+The only function that is required is gaim_plugin_init(void *). This gets
+called as soon as it gets loaded (sort of - man dlopen for more details). If
+your function never returns, it will crash gaim! If your plugin uses up all
+the memory in the system, it will crash gaim! Once your plugin gets loaded,
+it effectively becomes a part of gaim, and anything that goes wrong will look
 like it is a problem with gaim itself. I write bugfree code! :) Therefore, it
-is your problem, not mine.
+is your problem, not mine. (I'm usually nice and willing to help you with your
+problems though.)
+
+The void * that gets passed to gaim_plugin_init is the handle for the plugin.
+DO NOT CHANGE THIS POINTER! Bad things will happen. You've been warned. It's
+needed for connecting to signals and things. It's a good idea to remember it
+somehow.
 
 You can basically do anything you want in the plugin. You can make function
 calls, change public widgets, display new widgets, things like that. But the