Doc update and small bugfix

Doc/alienfan-gui.md

@@ -2,8 +2,8 @@
 
 ![AlienFan-GUI](https://github.com/T-Troll/alienfx-tools/blob/master/Doc/img/alienfan.png?raw=true)
 
-GUI application for fan control.  
-Then you start it, you will see 2 main windows - Temperatures (with current and maximal (press "x" button at list head to reset it to current values) readings) and Fans (with check boxes and current RPM), as well as separate Fan curve (graph).  
+GUI application for fan and power modes control.  
+Then you start it, you will see 2 main windows - Temperature sensors (with current and maximal (press "x" button at list head to reset it to current values) readings) and Fans (with current RPM readings), as well as separate Fan curve (graph).  
 You can also change sensor name by double-click on it. In case you remove sensor name (leaving it empty), it will be restored back to default BIOS one.
 
 "Power mode" drop down used to select global power mode. Power modes are system-specific, so exact power limit values depends of you gear, you can use third-party tools to check it. You can edit mode name by selecting it and type new name.  
@@ -12,24 +12,23 @@ First power mode always named "Manual", and the last power mode is a special one
 
 **Important:** Fans can only be controlled if Power Mode set to "Manual", and will be defined by BIOS value at other modes!
 
-"X" button above sensors list reset maximal temperature sensors value to current one.  
-"X" button above fans list REMOVE ALL CURVES for currently selected fan.
+"Clear Max." button above sensors list reset maximal temperature sensors value to current one.  
+"X" button above fans list REMOVE ALL CURVES (for all sensors) for currently selected fan.
 
 "Check Max. boost" button will check possibility of currently selected fan to increase RPM even more, then 100% boost.  
 It will switch curve window to other mode - showing currently tested boost level and resulting RPM.  
 This process can take some minutes, window with final results will be shown after the process ends, and they be used lately for this fan.  
 You can press "Stop check" button any time to stop max. boost check.  
-Press "X" button at right to reset fan boost to BIOS default values.
+Press "Default boost" button to reset fan boost to BIOS default values.
 
 ```
 How to use it
 ```
 
-Fan control is temperature sensor-driven, so first select one of the temperature sensors.  
-Then, choose fan(s) tied to it's reading - you can select from none to all in any combination.  
-Set check box(es) for fan(s) you need.
+First, select the Fan you want to control from left list.  
+Fan control is temperature sensor-driven, so select and check the sensors you want to use for fan control from sensors list.  
 
-After you doing so, currently selected fan settings will be shown at "Fan Curve" window - you will see current fan boost at the top, and the selected fan control curve (green line).
+After you doing this, currently selected fan settings will be shown at "Fan Curve" window - you will see current fan boost at the top, and the fan control curve for selected sensor (green line).
 The rest of the sensors controlling the same fan marked as yellow dotted lines.  
 Big green and yellow dots present temperature and proposed boost set for every sensor controlling this fan, red one show current hardware boost settings an selected sensor temperature.  
 Now play with fan control curve - it defines fan boost by temperature level. X axle is temperature, Y axle is boost level.  
@@ -39,7 +38,7 @@ You can click right mouse button at the graph point to remove it.
 Please keep in mind:
 - You can't remove first or last point of the curve.
 - If you move first or last point, it will keep it's temperature after button release - but you can set other boost level for it.
-- Then fan controlled by more, then one sensor, boost will be set to the maximal value across them. 
+- Then fan controlled by multiply sensors, boost will be set to the maximal value across them.
 - Fan control is indirect at modern systems. You **can not** set exact fan RPMs, but can modify it using "boost" curves.
 
 You can minimize application to tray pressing Minimize button (or the top one), left click on try icon restore application back, right click brings you the context menu for power mode/g-mode change.

Doc/alienfx-gui.md

@@ -244,7 +244,7 @@ Left-click at already assigned cell to select corresponding light (and it's devi
 
 !["Fans and Power" tab](https://github.com/T-Troll/alienfx-tools/blob/master/Doc/img/gui-fans-6.png?raw=true)
 
-Fan and BIOS power profile settings can be defined at this tab.
+Fan settings and BIOS power modes can be defined at this tab.
 
 First, take a look at "Power mode" drop-down - it can control system predefined power modes. For manual fan control switch it to "Manual". You can edit mode name by selecting it and type new name.  
 First power mode always named "Manual", and the last power mode is a special one, named "G-mode" (if supported at you system). It's accelerate performance of the system, but set fans to maximal RPMs available.
@@ -258,14 +258,14 @@ You can change sensor name by double-click on it. In case you remove sensor name
 
 "Fans" list presents all fans found into the system and their current RPMs.
 
-"X" button above sensors list reset maximal temperature sensors value to current one.  
-"X" button above fans list REMOVE ALL CURVES for currently selected fan.
+"Reset max." button above sensors list reset maximal temperature sensors value to current one.  
+"X" button above fans list REMOVE ALL CURVES (for all sensors) for currently selected fan.
 
 "Check Max. boost" button will check possibility of currently selected fan to increase RPM even more, then 100% boost.  
 It will switch curve window to other mode - showing currently tested boost level and resulting RPM.  
 This process can take some minutes, window with final results will be shown after the process ends, and they be used lately for this fan.  
 You can press "Stop check" button at any time to stop max. boost check.  
-Press "X" button at right to reset fan boost to BIOS default values.
+Press "Default boost" button at right to reset fan boost to BIOS default values.
 
 There are "Fan curve" graph at the right. It shows currently selected fan temperature/boost curve, as well as current boost.  
 You will see current fan boost at the top if it, and the active fan control curve (green line). The rest of the sensors controlling the same fan marked as yellow dotted lines.  
@@ -275,20 +275,22 @@ Big green and yellow dots present temperature and proposed boost set for every s
 How to use it
 ```
 
-Fan control is temperature sensor-driven, so first select one of the temperature sensors. You can also change sensor name by double-click on it. In case you remove sensor name (leaving it empty), it will be restored back to default BIOS one.  
-Then, select which fan(s) should react on its readings - you can select from none to all in any combination.  
-So, select check box for fan(s) you need.
+First, select the Fan you want to control from left list.  
+Fan control is temperature sensor-driven, so select and check the sensors you want to use for fan control from sensors list.  
+
+After you doing this, currently selected fan settings will be shown at "Fan Curve" window - you will see current fan boost at the top, and the fan control curve for selected sensor (green line).
+The rest of the sensors controlling the same fan marked as yellow dotted lines.  
+Big green and yellow dots present temperature and proposed boost set for every sensor controlling this fan, red one show current hardware boost settings an selected sensor temperature.
 
-After you doing so, currently selected fan settings will be shown at "Fan Curve" window (and the active sensor curve will be green).  
 Now play with fan control curve - it defines fan boost by temperature level. X axle is temperature, Y axle is boost level.  
-You can left click (and drag until release mouse button) into the curve window to add point or select close point (if any) to move it.  
+You can left click (and drag until mouse button release) into the curve window to add point or select close point (if any) to move it.  
 You can click right mouse button at the graph point to remove it.  
 
 Please keep in mind:
 - Fan control is indirect at modern systems. You **can not** set exact fan RPMs, but can modify it using "boost" curves.
 - You can't remove first or last point of the curve.
 - If you move first or last point, it will keep its temperature after button release - but you can set other boost level for it.
-- Then fan controlled by more, then one sensor, boost will be set to the maximal value across them.  
+- Then fan controlled by multiply sensors, boost will be set to the maximal value across them.
 
 ## Profiles tab
 

alienfan-tools/alienfan-gui/alienfan-gui.cpp

@@ -265,7 +265,7 @@ LRESULT CALLBACK FanDialog(HWND hDlg, UINT message, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam
             if (GetKeyState(VK_SHIFT) & 0xf0 || MessageBox(hDlg, "Do you want to clear all fan curves?", "Warning",
                 MB_YESNO | MB_ICONWARNING) == IDYES) {
                 fan_conf->lastProf->fanControls[fan_conf->lastSelectedFan].clear();
-                ReloadFanView(fanList);
+                ReloadTempView(tempList);
             }
         } break;
         case IDC_MAX_RESET:

alienfx-gui/FanDialog.cpp

@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ BOOL CALLBACK TabFanDialog(HWND hDlg, UINT message, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam
             if (GetKeyState(VK_SHIFT) & 0xf0 || MessageBox(hDlg, "Do you want to clear all fan curves?", "Warning",
                 MB_YESNO | MB_ICONWARNING) == IDYES) {
                 fan_conf->lastProf->fanControls[fan_conf->lastSelectedFan].clear();
-                ReloadFanView(fanList);
+                ReloadTempView(tempList);
             }
         } break;
         case IDC_MAX_RESET: