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(#) indicates an optionally blocking operation.
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-The \fI\-b\fP and \fI\-f\fP options can be placed right after the command name.
+The \fB\-b\fP and \fB\-f\fP options can be placed right after the command name.
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Responses returned by \fIknotc\fP commands depend on the mode:
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(\#) indicates an optionally blocking operation.
-The *-b* and *-f* options can be placed right after the command name.
+The **-b** and **-f** options can be placed right after the command name.
-Responses returned by *knotc* commands depend on the mode:
+Responses returned by `knotc` commands depend on the mode:
-- In the blocking mode, *knotc* reports if an error occurred during processing
+- In the blocking mode, `knotc` reports if an error occurred during processing
of the command by the server. If an error is reported, a more detailed information
about the failure can usually be found in the server log.
-- In the non-blocking (default) mode, *knotc* doesn't report processing errors.
- The *OK* response to triggering commands means that the command has been successfully
+- In the non-blocking (default) mode, `knotc` doesn't report processing errors.
+ The `OK` response to triggering commands means that the command has been successfully
sent to the server. To verify if the operation succeeded, it's necessary to
check the server log.