{section: How to configure backfill tasks such as BOINC}
 
-Should work in Condor version: 7.2
+Should work in HTCondor version: 7.2
 
-When Condor is not busy running jobs from users, you may want it to run some other backfill task. Condor provides special support for backfilling with BOINC. However, the built-in support assumes that BOINC can decide for itself how many tasks to run in order to fill the idle cpus on a multi-cpu/core machine. At this time (BOINC 6.4), there is no such capability in BOINC. Therefore, the built-in support for BOINC is only really capable of backfilling a single slot. (If you set it up, Condor may show multiple slots in the backfill state, but in fact only a single instance of BOINC will be running and it will be running a statically configured number of work units in parallel--typically just one.)
+When HTCondor is not busy running jobs from users, you may want it to run some other backfill task. HTCondor provides special support for backfilling with BOINC. However, the built-in support assumes that BOINC can decide for itself how many tasks to run in order to fill the idle cpus on a multi-cpu/core machine. At this time (BOINC 6.4), there is no such capability in BOINC. Therefore, the built-in support for BOINC is only really capable of backfilling a single slot. (If you set it up, HTCondor may show multiple slots in the backfill state, but in fact only a single instance of BOINC will be running and it will be running a statically configured number of work units in parallel--typically just one.)
 
-To get around that problem, there is a different way to configure Condor to run BOINC backfill (or any other type of backfill task). It uses the startd's fetch-work hook to run one instance of the backfill task per idle Condor slot. Here is an example configuration:
+To get around that problem, there is a different way to configure HTCondor to run BOINC backfill (or any other type of backfill task). It uses the startd's fetch-work hook to run one instance of the backfill task per idle HTCondor slot. Here is an example configuration:
 
 {code}
 BOINC_HOME = /opt/boinc
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@
 #  reference $(BOINC_SLOT))
 eval `awk '/^SlotID/ {print "export _CONDOR_BOINC_SLOT="$3}'`
 
-# load the following config variables from the condor configuration
+# load the following config variables from the HTCondor configuration
 BOINC_ConfigVars="
 BOINC_Executable
 BOINC_InitialDir
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@
 
   # if anything is not defined, bail out
   if [ "$?" != 0 ] || [ "$value" = "" ]; then
-    echo "Failed to look up $var in condor configuration." 2>&1
+    echo "Failed to look up $var in HTCondor configuration." 2>&1
     exit 1
   fi