diff --git a/source/Ox.Geo/Ox.Geo.js b/source/Ox.Geo/Ox.Geo.js
index a1153ab4..1ab02148 100644
--- a/source/Ox.Geo/Ox.Geo.js
+++ b/source/Ox.Geo/Ox.Geo.js
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Ox.load.Geo = function(options, callback) {
             languages <[s]> Array of languages spoken in this country
                 To be precise: languages that are spoken in this country more
                 than in any other, i.e. each language only appears once. This
-                can be useful if you need flag icons for languages.
+                can be used to map languages to flag icons.
             lat <n> Latitude of the center of the country's bounding box
             lng <n> Longitude of the center of the country's bounding box
             name <s> Name of the country
diff --git a/source/Ox.Image/Ox.Image.js b/source/Ox.Image/Ox.Image.js
index c3a7fce7..3404ef14 100644
--- a/source/Ox.Image/Ox.Image.js
+++ b/source/Ox.Image/Ox.Image.js
@@ -15,6 +15,8 @@ Ox.load.Image = function(options, callback) {
             width <n> Width in px
             image <n> Height in px
             background <[n]> Background color (RGB or RGBA)
+        > Ox.Image(Ox.UI.PATH + 'themes/classic/png/icon16.png', function(i) { i.encode('foo', function(i) { i.decode(function(s) { Ox.test(s, 'foo') })})})
+        undefined
     @*/
     Ox.Image = function() {
 
@@ -328,11 +330,11 @@ Ox.load.Image = function(options, callback) {
             deflate <b|true> If true, encode the string with deflate
             mode <n|0> Encoding mode
                 If mode is between -7 and 0, the string will be encoded one bit
-                per byte, as the number of bits within that byte set to 1,
+                per RGB byte, as the number of bits within that byte set to 1,
                 modulo 2, by flipping, if necessary, the most (mode -7) to least
                 (mode 0) significant bit. If mode is between 1 and 255, the
-                string will be encoded bitwise into all bits per byte that, in
-                mode, are set to 1.
+                string will be encoded bitwise into all bits per RGB byte that,
+                in mode, are set to 1.
         @*/
         that.encode = function(str) {
             var callback = arguments[arguments.length - 1],