HTCondorWiki: How To Set User Priority

 {section: How to set user priority factors automatically by domain or other username pattern}
 
-Known to work with Condor version: 7.0
+Known to work with HTCondor version: 7.0
 
-Suppose you have a condor pool that runs jobs from several different groups of users who submit their jobs from different domains: physics.wisc.edu, biology.wisc.edu, and chemistry.wisc.edu.  Further suppose that there is an agreement between these departments about what their relative priority should be in the condor pool.  How can you implement it?
+Suppose you have a HTCondor pool that runs jobs from several different groups of users who submit their jobs from different domains: physics.wisc.edu, biology.wisc.edu, and chemistry.wisc.edu.  Further suppose that there is an agreement between these departments about what their relative priority should be in the HTCondor pool.  How can you implement it?
 
 First, you must answer this question: do you want each department to get an agreed-upon share of the pool?  If so, you probably instead want to use {quote: Group Accounting}.  If you really do want to adjust the user priority factors of individual users submitting from the different domains, then read on.
 
-In the simple case where there are just two domains, there is a built-in method in the condor configuration file that lets you boost the priority factor of all domains but one:
+In the simple case where there are just two domains, there is a built-in method in the HTCondor configuration file that lets you boost the priority factor of all domains but one:
 
 {code}
 ACCOUNTANT_LOCAL_DOMAIN = "physics.wisc.edu"
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@
 REMOTE_PRIO_FACTOR = 10.0
 {endcode}
 
-In the more general case where you want to set the priority factor in different ways for several domains or user name patters, there is no built-in method in the condor configuration.  You can either adjust priority factors manually with condor_userprio or automate this process with a script (to be run periodically by Condor or cron).  Here is an example script:
+In the more general case where you want to set the priority factor in different ways for several domains or user name patters, there is no built-in method in the HTCondor configuration.  You can either adjust priority factors manually with condor_userprio or automate this process with a script (to be run periodically by HTCondor or cron).  Here is an example script:
 
 {code}
 #!/bin/sh