Neither Kevin nor the spellchecker liked "pageful"

But nobody should complain about "screen full".

diff --git a/src/intel/performance_measurement.mdwn b/src/intel/performance_measurement.mdwn
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 Trying to get a handle on 2D graphics rendering performance can be a
 difficult task. Obviously, people care about the performance of their
 2D applications. Nobody wants to wait for a web browser to scroll past
 Trying to get a handle on 2D graphics rendering performance can be a
 difficult task. Obviously, people care about the performance of their
 2D applications. Nobody wants to wait for a web browser to scroll past

-tacky banner ads or for an email client to render a pageful of
+tacky banner ads or for an email client to render a screen full of

 spam. And it's easy for users to notice "my programs aren't rendering
 as fast with the latest drivers". But what developers need is a way to
 quantify exactly what that means, in order to track improvements and
 spam. And it's easy for users to notice "my programs aren't rendering
 as fast with the latest drivers". But what developers need is a way to
 quantify exactly what that means, in order to track improvements and