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Description of problem:

SME review of 8/11/11 doc version, chapter 16 found these errors and/or needed corrections:
chapter 16
     a) Intro:
        i)reword 2nd paragraph:
           virt-manager provides a graphical view of hypervisors and
           guests on your host system and on remote host systems.
       ii) remove 2nd sentence in 2nd paragraph: 
            "You can use virt-manager to define guests."
      iii) add to list:
           1) define guests
           2) create guests
     b) 16.4
        virt-manager supports SPICE as well, so 1st statement 
        that 'both technologies use VNC' is incorrect.
          -- see Cole Robinson for correct statements for this paragraph.

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Intro:
virt-manager is a graphical tool for administering virtual machines. virt-manager can perform virtualization management tasks, including:

- Creating new virtual machines
...<rest of the list continues here>

no need to distinguish between define/create IMO.

16.4:

Changed second sentence to:

Guests can use several different protocols to export their graphical framebuffers: virt-manager supports VNC and SPICE.