Literacy watch. The incorrect use of "it's" annoys me.

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diff --git a/share/multikey/README b/share/multikey/README
index b0da95f..a574d3e 100644
--- a/share/multikey/README
+++ b/share/multikey/README
@@ -10,33 +10,33 @@ in the keymap file, the columns are...
 
 +--- row number (there are 5 rows)
 | +- qcode (used for special chars like enter, escape, etc...)
 | |
 v v
 1 0         0x36    2
             ^       ^
             |       |
             |       +---- width of key (default key should be 2)
             +--- the unicode value (the one you see in xmbded)
 
 so, lets say you want to edit the 5th key on the 2nd row. find the 5th line
 that starts with 2, and replace the 3rd column with the code you found in 
 xmbdfed. save the file and test it out by selecting another map, and
 selecting the one you are editing again.
 
-it worked, right?  if all you see is a square in it's place, that means your
+it worked, right?  if all you see is a square in its place, that means your
 default font doesn't have that char. go to appearance and change the font to
 one that has that char.
 
 and if you want, you can have an image as the label instead of the char itself.
 just draw the xpm image in gimp or something, save it, open it in your text
 editor, cut off all the surrounding stuff and leave only the stuff between the
 " chars. place that after your key definition. not too hard, right? one thing
 about this is you cant use xpm images for shift or any other meta keys.
 
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 | shift and meta keys                                                        |
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 about shift and meta characters. to place chars in the shift map, the line