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@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-$Id: WHATSNEW.txt,v 1.149 2005/01/08 01:52:19 tundra Exp $
+$Id: WHATSNEW.txt,v 1.150 2005/01/08 08:00:49 tundra Exp $
 
 WHAT'S NEW
 
@@ -7,24 +7,33 @@
 
 BUG FIXES
 
-- The keybinding definitions for the History and Wildcard
-  mouse popup menus were missing.  MOUSEHIST and MOUSEWILD
-  are now defined.  Like all other MOUSE bindings, these
-  cannot be overriden by the user.
+- The keybinding definitions for the History and Wildcard mouse popup
+  menus were missing.  MOUSEHIST and MOUSEWILD are now defined.  Like
+  all other MOUSE bindings, these cannot be overriden by the user.
 
-- The copyright symbol that appears in the About menu
-  and command line help was not portable.  Changed to
-  a textual equivalent "(c)".
+- The copyright symbol that appears in the About menu and command line
+  help was not portable.  Changed to a textual equivalent "(c)".
 
 
 CHANGES
 
-- In previous versions, symbolic links were always treated
-  as files for purposes of sorting, if a "separated" sort
-  (of directories and files) was requested (the default).
-  Symbolic links that point to directories are now sorted
-  as directories in this case.  If you prefer the old
-  style behavior, set the new option, SYMDIR, to False.
+- In previous versions, symbolic links were always treated as files
+  for purposes of sorting, if a "separated" sort (of directories and
+  files) was requested (the default).  Symbolic links that point to
+  directories are now sorted as directories in this case.  If you
+  prefer the old style behavior, set the new option, SYMDIR, to False.
+
+- 'twander' commands can be defined or entered to force a refresh when
+  the command completes (by placing a '+' symbol as the first
+  character of the command).  As of this release, this feature also
+  clears all active selections and repositions the cursor under the
+  first entry on the screen ("..").  This was done because commands
+  requesting screen refresh presumably do something that changes the
+  content of the currently viewed directory (such as a file delete).
+  In this case, the active selections may not make sense any longer.
+  A new option, AFTERCLEAR, can be set to False to revert to the
+  old behavior that just did the refresh and left the active
+  selections alone.
 
 
 NEW FEATURES