Use (mostly) standard names for ROM locations

README.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ This project is intended for educational purposes only.
 
 ## About
 
-The TransWarp GS was an accelerator card add-on for the Apple IIgs.  This project features a complete dissassembly of the source code of the TransWarp IIgs ROM (v1.8s) which can be built into a 100% binary parity version using Merlin32.
+The TransWarp GS is an accelerator card add-on for the Apple IIgs.  This project features a complete dissassembly of the source code of the TransWarp IIgs ROM (v1.8s) which can be built into a 100% binary parity version using Merlin32.
 
 ## Build
 
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Binary is v1.8s compatible
 
 ## Comparing
 
-You could always use `diff` to check against the 1.8s ROM for differences in your output object file, but that only tells you that a difference exists.  I find visual diff is very helpful for reassembling these binaries and have included a script I use, in unison with my `hihex` command-line tool to visually diff the resultant binaries.  If you don't have hihex, it should fall back to vimdiff with hexdum. 
+You could always use `diff` to check against the 1.8s ROM for differences in your output object file, but that only tells you that a difference exists.  I find visual diff is very helpful for reassembling these binaries and have included a script I use, in unison with my `hihex` command-line tool to visually diff the resultant binaries.  If you don't have hihex, it should fall back to vimdiff with hexdump. 
 
 ## CI/CD 
 
@@ -34,3 +34,6 @@ This was a quick release to get this shared out as a priority.  Right now, I'd l
 There's no way I would've been able to get this far with the contributions of the following stellar technologists:
 
 Henry Courbis, Anthoni Martino, Antoine Vignau, Geoff Body, Ferox (The Flaming Bird Disassembler), Ewan Wanop (BrkDown)
+
+
+Also thanks to apple-iigs.info for the doc: http://www.apple-iigs.info/doc/fichiers/AE%20TransWarp%20GS%20Programmer%20Reference.pdf