diff --git a/tconfpy.3 b/tconfpy.3
index ce8774d..caf2389 100644
--- a/tconfpy.3
+++ b/tconfpy.3
@@ -252,7 +252,7 @@
 .B InitialSymTable   (Default: \fCSymbolTable()\fP)
 
 Used to pass a pre-initialized Symbol Table from the application to
-the parser.
+the parser.  Defaults to an empty symbol table.
 
 .TP
 .B AllowNewVars   (Default: \fCTrue\fP)
@@ -616,30 +616,15 @@
 .B VarDescriptor.Default     (Default: \fCEmpty String\fP)
 
 This is a place to store the default value for a given variable.  When
-a variable is newly-defined in a configuration file, \fCtconfpy\fP places the
-first value assigned to that variable into this attribute.  For
-variables already in the symbol table, \fCtconfpy\fP does nothing to this
-attribute.  This attribute is not actually used by \fCtconfpy\fP for anything.
-It is provided as a convenience so that the calling program can easily
-"reset" every variable to its default value if desired.
+a variable is newly-defined in a configuration file, \fCtconfpy\fP
+places the first value assigned to that variable into this attribute.
+For variables already in the symbol table, \fCtconfpy\fP does nothing
+to this attribute.  This attribute is not actually used by
+\fCtconfpy\fP for anything.  It is provided as a convenience so that
+the calling program can easily keep track of each variable's default
+value.  This makes it easy to do things like "reset" every variable
+when restarting a program, for example.
 
-The one place \fCVarDescriptor.Default\fP is used within the parser is when
-using Variable Templates.  Suppose a \fCFoo\fP is a templated variable and the
-configuration file contains the statement:
-
-.ft C \" Courier
-.nf
-    Foo =
-.fi
-.ft \" revert
-
-This will reset the templated variable to its
-.B default
-value.  This is unlike the case of a "normal" variable where such
-a statement sets it to a null string - literally the Right Hand Side
-contains nothing in this case.  The section entitled,
-.B Using Variable Templates
-discusses the rationale' for these semantics.
 
 .TP
 .B VarDescriptor.LegalVals   (Default: \fC[]\fP)
@@ -707,7 +692,7 @@
 If you want this test to be skipped, then set \fCLegalVals\fP to an
 empty list, [].  (This is the default when you first create an
 instance of \fCtconfpy.VarDescriptor\fP.)  Do not set it to a Python
-None or anything else. \fCtconfpy\fP expects this attribute to be a list in
+\fCNone\fP or anything else. \fCtconfpy\fP expects this attribute to be a list in
 every case.
 
 
@@ -734,7 +719,7 @@
 .ft \" revert
 
 In all cases, if you want either of these tests skipped, set \fCMin\fP
-or \fCMax\fP to the Python None.
+or \fCMax\fP to the Python \fCNone\fP.
 
 .P
 All these various validations are logically "ANDed" together.
@@ -798,12 +783,12 @@
 It will contain the last namespace used.
 
 
-.SS How The  \fCtconfpy\fP Parser Validates The Initial Symbol Table
+.SS How The  \fCtconfpy\fP Parser Validates The Initial Symbol And Template Tables
 
-When you pass an initial symbol table to the parser, \fCtconfpy\fP does some
-basic validation that the table contents properly conform to the
-\fCVarDescriptor\fP format and generates error messages if it finds
-problems.  However, the program does
+When you pass an initial symbol and/or template table to the parser,
+\fCtconfpy\fP does some basic validation that the table contents
+properly conform to the \fCVarDescriptor\fP format and generates error
+messages if it finds problems.  However, the program does
 .B not
 check your specifications to see if they make sense.  For instance
 if you define an integer with a minimum value of 100 and a maximum
@@ -814,6 +799,12 @@
 is outside the range of \fCMin\fP to \fCMax\fP, \fCtconfpy\fP will accept
 it quietly.
 
+In the case of templates, \fCtconfpy\fP all makes sure that they are all
+named "canonically".  That is, a template name may not itself contain
+a namespace.  This effectively means that there can be no namespace
+separator characters (".") in the template name.
+
+
 .SS The \fCAllowNewVars\fP API Option
 
 By default, \fCtconfpy\fP lets the user define any new variables they
@@ -1023,8 +1014,8 @@
 \fCTemplates\fP And \fCTemplatesOnly\fP.  \fCTemplates\fP
 is used to pass a symbol table (separate from the main symbol
 table) containing the Variable Templates.  By default, this
-option is set to \fC{}\fP which means no templates are
-defined.
+option is set to an object of type  \fCTemplate\fP containing
+no templates.
 
 So what exactly is a "Variable Template"?  It is the
 .B exact same thing
@@ -3236,4 +3227,4 @@
 .ft \" revert
 
 .SH DOCUMENT REVISION INFORMATION
-$Id: tconfpy.3,v 1.153 2005/01/19 09:15:10 tundra Exp $
+$Id: tconfpy.3,v 1.154 2005/01/19 22:30:55 tundra Exp $