--- liblscp/trunk/doc/reference.dox	2007/10/12 22:43:38	1412
+++ liblscp/trunk/doc/reference.dox	2013/09/09 20:54:28	2468
@@ -152,6 +152,7 @@
     @ref lscp_get_fxsends (client, channel);
     @ref lscp_list_fxsends (client, channel);
     @ref lscp_get_fxsend_info (client, channel, fxsend);
+    @ref lscp_set_fxsend_name (client, channel, fxsend, name);
     @ref lscp_set_fxsend_midi_controller (client, channel, fxsend, midi_controller);
     @ref lscp_set_fxsend_audio_channel (client, channel, fxsend, audio_src, audio_dst);
     @ref lscp_set_fxsend_level (client, channel, fxsend, level);
@@ -270,15 +271,15 @@
 
 Nuff said. If you care or dare, track the revolving under:
 
-- http://www.rncbc.org/ls/
+- http://www.rncbc.org/linuxsampler/
 
 Please note that the code is known to compile and run on Linux AND on
 win32 (!). On Linux the main target is a shared library (liblscp.so) so
-remember to set your LS_LIBRARY_PATH accordingly before running the test
+remember to set your LD_LIBRARY_PATH accordingly before running the test
 programs.
 
 A final disclaimer goes to the fact that I AM NOT a socket nor thread
-programming guru, whatsoever. So fundamental mistakes may be lying around,
+programming guru, whatsoever. So fundamental mistakes may be laying around,
 somewhere. Besides that ItJustWorks(tm:).
 
 I'm eager to hear your feedback and comments. As usual, destructive