diff --git a/WHATSNEW.txt b/WHATSNEW.txt
index 9d25ce1..0ca2d54 100644
--- a/WHATSNEW.txt
+++ b/WHATSNEW.txt
@@ -1,17 +1,20 @@
-$Id: WHATSNEW.txt,v 1.163 2005/01/25 00:59:47 tundra Exp $
-
-WHAT'S NEW
+$Id: WHATSNEW.txt,v 1.164 2005/01/25 23:09:12 tundra Exp $
 
 BUG FIXES
 
-- Fixed longstanding problem that prompt strings within
-  PROMPT and YESNO builtins were not preserved as written by
-  the user.  Previously, multiple spaces were replaced with
-  a single space.  This is now fixed, and both prompts and the
-  new default feature will be preserved exactly as written.
+- Fixed longstanding problem that prompt strings within PROMPT and
+  YESNO builtins were not preserved as written by the user.
+  Previously, multiple spaces were replaced with a single space.  This
+  is now fixed, and both prompts and the new default feature will be
+  preserved exactly as written.
 
-- It was previously possible to create a circular .include
-  chain.  This is now explicitly checked for and prevented.
+- It was previously possible to create a circular .include chain.
+  This is now explicitly checked for and prevented.
+
+- Previously, if you used the -t command line option to suppress
+  quoting and then reloaded a configuration file, quoting would go
+  back to its default behavior (quoting with the " character).  Now,
+  specifying -t suppresses quoting, even after a configuration reload.
 
 
 CHANGES
@@ -20,20 +23,28 @@
   Previously this deselected all active selections AND repositioned
   cursor to top of directory listing.  This was inconvenient with a
   large directory list.  Behavior now is to only clear active
-  selections.  Cursor is left at approximately the same location
-  in the displayed list.
+  selections.  Cursor is left at approximately the same location in
+  the displayed list.
+
+- Variable references are now evaluated at command *execution* time.
+  (Previously they were evaluated at command definition time).
+
 
 NEW FEATURES
 
 - Added ability to insert a default value for PROMPT and YESNO
   builtins.  Syntax is: [BUILTIN:prompt text==>default text].  For
   YESNO, the default text can only be "Yes" or "No" (case-
-  insensitive).  The default separator string, "==>" can be
-  changed by setting the new DEFAULTSEP option variable.
+  insensitive).  
 
-- Added support for "Execution Variables".  These are analogous
-  to shell "backtick" references.  You do this in one of two
-  forms:
+  The default separator string, "==>" can be changed by setting the
+  new DEFAULTSEP option variable.   Be careful to not use
+  any of the characters, []{}, in this delimiter string.  The
+  program will get confused since it sees these as variable/builtin
+  delimiters.
+
+- Added support for "Execution Variables".  These are similar to Unix
+  shell "backtick" references.  You do this in one of two forms:
 
       var = [`command string`]
 
@@ -46,10 +57,32 @@
          Sets var to string returned by executing "command string".
          *All* newlines are replaced with spaces.
 
-  As with all other variable references, the variable is resolved -
-  i.e., the command is actually run - At the time the configuration
-  file is initially parsed, *not* later when a command is run.
+- It is now possible to embed variable references inside PROMPT
+  and YESNO builtins. For example, you can do things like:
 
+       PROMPT = New File Name?
+       r rename mv [SELECTION] {PROMPT:[PROMPT]==>[SELECTION]}
+
+  This brings up a prompt with a default of the filename to
+  be renamed - this allows you to modify the existing name easily,
+  without having to type the whole name in.
+
+  You can embed references to  execution variables, builtin variables,
+  user variables, and environment variables anywhere within 
+  PROMPT or YESNO constructs.
+
+  Note that because variables are now resolved when the command is
+  actually run, execution variables are evaluated anew *each time*
+  a command is run:
+
+       c count echo [`ls | wc`]
+
+  To the keep the parser reasonably sane, the delimiters for PROMPT
+  and YESNO have changed from [] to {}
+
+  NOTE:  Existing configuration files will have to be changed.
+         The older [PROMPT ...] and [YESNO ...] forms are no
+         longer supported.
 
 
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