diff --git a/devel/scheme/overview/overview-meta.en.tm b/devel/scheme/overview/overview-meta.en.tm
index 52188a3..95bfcf3 100644
--- a/devel/scheme/overview/overview-meta.en.tm
+++ b/devel/scheme/overview/overview-meta.en.tm
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-<TeXmacs|1.0.7.1>
+<TeXmacs|1.0.7.16>
 
 <style|tmdoc>
 
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@
   complete overview of the program, it is a good practive to associate
   additional <em|meta-information> to the individual routines and data. This
   meta-information typically serves documentation purposes, but becomes even
-  more interesting if it can be used in an automized fashion to implement
+  more interesting if it can be used in an automated fashion to implement
   more general additional functionality.
 
   The <scm|tm-define> macro supports several options for associating
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@
   associate short documentation strings to the function, its arguments and
   its return value:
 
-  <\scm-fragment>
+  <\scm-code>
     (tm-define (square x)
 
     \ \ (:synopsis "Compute the square of @x")
@@ -29,14 +29,15 @@
     \ \ (:returns "The square of @x")
 
     \ \ (* x x))
-  </scm-fragment>
+  </scm-code>
 
   This information is exploited by <TeXmacs> in several ways. For instance,
   the synopsis of the function can be retrieved by executing <scm|(help
   square)>. More interestingly, assuming that we defined <scm|square> as
-  above, typing <shortcut|(interactive exec-interactive-command)> followed by <scm|square> and <shortcut|(kbd-return)>
-  allows you to execute <scm|square> in an interactive way: you will be
-  prompted for ``A number'' on the footer. Moreover, after typing <shortcut|(interactive exec-interactive-command)>,
+  above, typing <shortcut|(interactive exec-interactive-command)> followed by
+  <scm|square> and <shortcut|(kbd-return)> allows you to execute <scm|square>
+  in an interactive way: you will be prompted for ``A number'' on the footer.
+  Moreover, after typing <shortcut|(interactive exec-interactive-command)>,
   you will be able to use ``tab-completion'' in order to enter <scm|square>:
   typing <key|s q u tab> will usually complete into<nbsp><scm|square>.
 
@@ -45,32 +46,32 @@
   or when it should give rise to a check-mark when used in a menu. For
   instance, the statement
 
-  <\scm-fragment>
+  <\scm-code>
     (tm-property (choose-file fun text type)
 
     \ \ (:interactive #t))
-  </scm-fragment>
+  </scm-code>
 
   in the source code of <TeXmacs> states that <scm|choose-file> is an
   interactive command. As a consquence, the <menu|File|Load> entry, which is
   defined by
 
-  <\scm-fragment>
+  <\scm-code>
     ("Load" (choose-file load-buffer "Load file" ""))
-  </scm-fragment>
+  </scm-code>
 
   will be followed by dots <scm|...> in the <menu|File> menu. The interesting
   point here is that, although the command <scm|choose-file> may be reused
   several times in different menu entries, we only have to specify once that
   it is an interactive command. Similarly, consider the definition
 
-  <\scm-fragment>
+  <\scm-code>
     (tm-define (toggle-session-math-input)
 
     \ \ (:check-mark "v" session-math-input?)
 
     \ \ (session-use-math-input (not (session-math-input?))))
-  </scm-fragment>
+  </scm-code>
 
   Given a menu item with <scm|(toggle-session-math-input)> as its associated
   action, this definition specifies in particular that a check-mark should be
@@ -78,14 +79,15 @@
   predicate holds.
 
   Another frequently used option is <scm|:secure>, which specifies that a
-  given routine is secure. For instance, the default implementation of the
-  <markup|fold> tag allows the user to click on the
-  ``<with|mode|math|<op|\<circ\>>>'' before the folded text so as to unfold
-  the tag. When doing this, the scheme script <scm|(mouse-unfold)> is
-  launched. However, for this to work, the <scm|mouse-unfold> function needs
-  to be secure:
+  given routine can be used inside <TeXmacs> documents, in particular inside
+  <markup|extern> and <markup|action> macros. For instance, the default
+  implementation of the <markup|fold> tag allows the user to click on the
+  ``<math|<op|\<circ\>>>'' before the folded text so as to unfold the tag.
+  When doing this, the scheme script <scm|(mouse-unfold)> is launched.
+  However, for this to work, the <scm|mouse-unfold> function needs to be
+  secure:
 
-  <\scm-fragment>
+  <\scm-code>
     (tm-define (mouse-unfold)
 
     \ \ (:secure #t)
@@ -95,11 +97,11 @@
     \ \ \ \ (tree-go-to t :start)
 
     \ \ \ \ (fold)))
-  </scm-fragment>
+  </scm-code>
 
-  The <scm|:secure> option is also needed in combination with <hlink|other
-  tags|overview-start.en.tm#markup-scripts> which depend on <scheme> scripts,
-  like <markup|extern>.
+  You can read more about the tags which depend on <scheme> scripts in
+  ``<hlink|Invoking <scheme> scrips from <TeXmacs>
+  markup|overview-start.en.tm#markup-scripts>''.\ 
 
   In the future, the number of options for entering meta-information is
   likely to increase. <TeXmacs> also supports an additional mechanism for the