It's Amstrad not Armstrad

docs/api/cpc-programming-guide.md

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-### A note about Armstrad CPC
+### A note about Amstrad CPC
 
 The compiler output is a raw machine code file, which then has to be put on a disk. 
 You can do it using [CPCDiskXP](http://www.cpcwiki.eu/index.php/CPCDiskXP), 

docs/api/target-platforms.md

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 # Target platforms
 
 Currently, Millfork supports creating disk- or tape-based programs
-for Commodore, Apple, BBC and Atari 8-bit computers, NEC PC-88, ZX Spectrum 48k, Armstrad CPC, CP/M,
+for Commodore, Apple, BBC and Atari 8-bit computers, NEC PC-88, ZX Spectrum 48k, Amstrad CPC, CP/M,
 and cartridge-based programs for Commodore 64, VIC-20, Famicom/NES and Atari 2600,
 but it may be expanded to support other 6502-based and Z80-based platforms in the future.
 
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 * `pc88` – NEC PC-88.
 The compiler emits bootable disk images.
 
-* `cpc464` – Armstrad CPC 464.
+* `cpc464` – Amstrad CPC 464.
 The compiler only emits raw binaries, not disk images.
-Read [the Armstrad CPC programming guide](./cpc-programming-guide.md) for more info.
+Read [the Amstrad CPC programming guide](./cpc-programming-guide.md) for more info.
 
 * `zxspectrum` – Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48k.
 The compiler emits tape images.