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@@ -1,7 +1,9 @@
 .TH twander 1 "TundraWare Inc."
 
-.SH twander
+.SH NAME
+twander \- File Browser
 
+.SH OVERVIEW
 Wander around a filesystem executing commands of your choice on
 selected files and directories. If you're new to \'twander\' and want
 to know why this program is better and different than whatever you're
@@ -455,7 +457,10 @@
 
 By default, the program expects to find configuration information in
 .B $HOME/.twander
-but you can override this with the -c command line option.
+but you can override this with the -c command line option. (Recommended
+for Win32 systems - see the section below entitled,
+.B INSTALLING \'twander\'
+)
 
 Actually, \'twander\' can look in a number
 of places to find its configuration file.  It does this using
@@ -617,7 +622,7 @@
 variable name in another User-Variable Definition so long as all these
 variable are defined by the time they appear in a Command String.  The
 following is OK because all variables are defined by the time they
-actually needed:
+are actually needed:
 
 .nf
 Var1 = foo
@@ -1106,12 +1111,12 @@
 the command is complete and the window has input focus.
 
 .SH OTHER
-You must have Python 2.2 or later installed as well as Tkinter
-support installed for that release.  In the case of Win32, Tkinter
-is bundled with the standard Windows Python distribution.  In
-the case of Unix-like, you may have to first install Python and
-then the appropriate release of Tkinter.  This is the case,
-for example, with FreeBSD.
+You must have Python 2.2 or later installed as well as Tkinter support
+installed for that release.  In the case of Win32, Tkinter is bundled
+with the standard Windows Python distribution.  In the case of
+Unix-like systems, you may have to first install Python and then the
+appropriate release of Tkinter.  This is the case, for example, with
+FreeBSD.
 
 .SH BUGS AND MISFEATURES
 The color options (-b, -f), font options (-n, -s, -w), and size option
@@ -1174,14 +1179,27 @@
 create a new directory to hold this file and add that directory path
 to the PATH environment variable.  
 
-On Win32, where to put the ".twander" configuration file raises an
-interesting question.  Microsoft operating systems normally do not set
-the "HOME" environment variable, because they have no notion of a
-"home" directory - Well, they do, but it is called "USERPROFILE" not
-"HOME".  So, you can either create a new user-specific environment
-variable called HOME yourself (which points to your desired home
-directory) or you can invoke \'twander\' with the -c argument to
-explictly declare where it can find its configuration file.
+.B IMPORTANT NOTE TO WIN32 USERS:
+Windows has the old MS-DOS legacy of assuming that a "." begins a file
+"extension".  Although you can create and read files in the form
+".something", it is not recommended because many Win32 programs get
+confused when they see this.  It is also difficult to remove files
+named this way with the standard Windows programs and utilities.  This
+is especially the case for older Win32 operating systems like Win98.
+For this reason, it is recommended that you rename the ".twander"
+default configuration file provided in the program distribution to
+something else like "twander.conf" and use the \'twander\' -c command
+line option to point to this configuration file.
+
+
+On Win32, where to put the configuration file raises an interesting
+question.  Microsoft operating systems normally do not set the "HOME"
+environment variable, because they have no notion of a "home"
+directory - Well, they do, but it is called "USERPROFILE" not "HOME".
+So, you can either create a new user-specific environment variable
+called HOME yourself (which points to your desired home directory) or
+you can invoke \'twander\' with the -c argument to explictly declare
+where it can find its configuration file.
 
 You can run the program several ways on Win32 systems: