diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index f356872..15a57aa 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -11,25 +11,25 @@ The fdraw library provides fast rendering of points, lines, rectangles,
 and circles, as well as high-speed screen clears, for Apple II hi-res
 graphics.  It can be used from Applesoft or 6502 assembly language.
 
-Two disk images are available in the [fdraw-disks.zip](fdraw-disks) zip
+Two disk images are available in the [fdraw-disks](fdraw-disks.zip) zip
 archive.  `fdrawdemo.do` is a 140K disk image with the demos that will
 run on an Apple ][+ or later.  `fdrawdev.po` is an 800K disk image with
 the source code, demos, and a few extras.
 
 A video of the demos running in the AppleWin emulator
-[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2RFGVoaROE](is available).
+[is available](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2RFGVoaROE).
 
 Learn more about how fdraw works in the
-[docs/manual.md](library documentation).
+[library documentation](docs/manual.md).
 
-Learn about the demos in the [docs/demos.md](demo documentation).
+Learn about the demos in the [demo documentation](docs/demos.md).
 
 Learn more about what possessed me to write a graphics library for the
 Apple II more than 20 years after the platform was discontinued in the
-[docs/personal-notes.md](fadden's brain documentation).
+[fadden's brain documentation](docs/personal-notes.md).
 
 The main bits of source code are accessible from git for easy viewing,
-but the "official" home is on `fdrawdev.po`.
+but the "official" home is the `fdrawdev.po` image.
 
 All code is copyright 2015 by Andy McFadden.  All rights reserved.  The
 source code is available under the Apache 2 license (a very friendly