diff --git a/man/hr_flexsurvreg.Rd b/man/hr_flexsurvreg.Rd
index 4276c49..dff248d 100644
--- a/man/hr_flexsurvreg.Rd
+++ b/man/hr_flexsurvreg.Rd
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ left-truncated datasets these are the "stop" times.}
 \item{start}{Optional left-truncation time or times.  The returned
 survival, hazard or cumulative hazard will be conditioned on survival up to
 this time.   Predicted times returned with \code{"rmst"}, \code{"mean"}, \code{"median"} or \code{"quantile"}
-will be times since time zero, not times since the \code{start} time. 
+will be times since time zero, not times since the \code{start} time.
 
 A vector of the same length as \code{t} can be supplied to allow different
 truncation times for each prediction time, though this doesn't make sense
diff --git a/man/normboot.flexsurvreg.Rd b/man/normboot.flexsurvreg.Rd
index 4d44260..497a3c0 100644
--- a/man/normboot.flexsurvreg.Rd
+++ b/man/normboot.flexsurvreg.Rd
@@ -42,9 +42,9 @@ a list is returned.  If \code{TRUE} a data frame is returned, consisting
 of the list elements \code{rbind}ed together, with integer variables
 labelling the covariate number and simulation replicate number.}
 
-\item{rawsim}{allows input of raw samples from a previous run of 
-\code{normboot.flexsurvreg}. This is useful if running 
-\code{normboot.flexsurvreg} multiple time on the same dataset but with 
+\item{rawsim}{allows input of raw samples from a previous run of
+\code{normboot.flexsurvreg}. This is useful if running
+\code{normboot.flexsurvreg} multiple time on the same dataset but with
 counterfactual contrasts, e.g. treat =0 vs. treat  =1.
 Used in \code{standsurv.flexsurvreg}.}
 }