Tick some things off the TODO list.

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@@ -4,22 +4,18 @@
 
 .. epigraph::
 
-   | *E was an esquire, with pride on his brow;*
-   | *F was a farmer, and followed the plough.*
+   | |CENTER| *E was an esquire, with pride on his brow;*
+   | |CENTER| *F was a farmer, and followed the plough.*
 
 .. only:: html
 
   .. image:: /images/picE.png
      :align: left
 
-.. raw:: latex
-
-    \dropcap{e}
-
-ach of the three games in this guide is created step by step; you'll get
-most benefit (especially to begin with) if you take an active part, typing
-in the source code on your computer.  Our first game, described in this
-chapter and the two which follow, tells this sentimental little story:
+|E|\ach of the three games in this guide is created step by step; you'll
+get most benefit (especially to begin with) if you take an active part,
+typing in the source code on your computer.  Our first game, described in
+this chapter and the two which follow, tells this sentimental little story:
 
     "Heidi lives in a tiny cottage deep in the forest.  One sunny day,
     standing before the cottage, she hears the frenzied tweeting of baby
@@ -123,12 +119,11 @@ that we design will start out like this.  Follow these steps:
    containing two files: ``Heidi.inf`` and either ``Heidi.bat`` or
    ``Heidi.command``.
 
-#. Compile the source file ``Heidi.inf``; refer back to "Inform on an IBM
-   PC (running Microsoft Windows)" on page 19 or "Inform on an Apple
-   Macintosh (running OS X)" on page 24 for guidance.  If the compilation
-   works, a story file ``Heidi.z5`` appears in the folder.  If the
-   compilation *doesn't* work, you've probably made a typing mistake; check
-   everything until you find it.
+#. Compile the source file ``Heidi.inf``; refer back to
+   :ref:`inform-windows` or :ref:`inform-apple` for guidance.  If the
+   compilation works, a story file ``Heidi.z5`` appears in the folder.  If
+   the compilation *doesn't* work, you've probably made a typing mistake;
+   check everything until you find it.
 
 #. You can run the story file in your Inform interpreter; you should see
    this (except that the Serial number will be different -- it's based on
@@ -173,11 +168,11 @@ looking at the source file.
 
   .. note::
 
-     Actually, the ``-S`` is redundant, since Strict mode is already on by
-     default.  We include it here as a reminder that (a) to turn Strict
-     mode *off*, you change this setting to ``-~S``, and (b) alphabetic
-     case matters here: ``-s`` causes a display of compiler statistics (and
-     ``-~s`` does nothing at all).
+     Actually, the :option:`-S` is redundant, since Strict mode is already
+     on by default.  We include it here as a reminder that (a) to turn
+     Strict mode *off*, you change this setting to :option:`-~S`, and (b)
+     alphabetic case matters here: :option:`-s` causes a display of
+     compiler statistics (and :option:`-~s` does nothing at all).
 
 * Otherwise, when the compiler comes across an exclamation mark, it ignores
   the rest of the line.  If the ``!`` is at the start of a line, the whole