diff --git a/twander.1 b/twander.1
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--- a/twander.1
+++ b/twander.1
@@ -827,6 +827,26 @@
 their output can been seen in a GUI window.  This is particularly
 handy on Unix.
 
+As with command definitions in a configuration file, you can
+tell \*(TW to force a display refresh after the command has been
+initiated.  You do this by beginning the command with the \'+\'
+symbol.  So, for example, if you enter,
+
+.nf
++mycommand
+.fi
+
+\*(TW will initiate the command, wait AFTERWAIT seconds (default: 1),
+and then update the display.  See the discussion below entitled,
+.B Forcing Display Updates In Command Definitions
+for a more complete explanation.
+
+This feature may be used in combination with CMDSHELL escaping
+(also described in the
+.B Program Option Statements
+section below) and the two characters may appear in any order at
+the beginning of the command line you enter.
+
 
 .TP
 .B Run Selected File / Move To Selected Directory (SELKEY and MOUSESEL)
@@ -1378,6 +1398,18 @@
 .fi
 
 .TP
+.B AFTERWAIT [Numeric] (1)
+
+It is possible to define commands so that a display refresh is forced
+after a command is invoked (see the section below entitled,
+.B Forcing Display Updates In Command Definitions
+).  The AFTERWAIT option tells \*(TW how long to wait after the
+command has been initiated before actually doing the refresh.  The
+idea here is to give the command some time to complete before updating
+the display.
+
+
+.TP
 .B AUTOREFRESH [Boolean] (True)
 
 By default, \*(TW regularly re-reads the current directory to
@@ -2420,6 +2452,39 @@
 m MyMore xterm -l -e more somefile
 .fi
 
+
+.SS Forcing Display Updates In Command Definitions
+
+You are likely to define commands that change the contents of the
+currently-viewed directory somehow.  For instance, commands that
+rename, create, or delete files in the current directory all have this
+effect.  When such a command is run, it means that the \*(TW display is
+"out of sync" with the actual disk contents until the next refresh
+cycle - automatic if AUTORFRESH is enabled, manual otherwise.
+
+Placing \'+\' symbol to the beginning of the Command String tells
+\*(TW that, when the command is run, a display refresh should be
+forced afterwards.  Not immediately afterwards, but AFTERWAIT
+seconds (default: 1) later.  Why?  To give the command in question
+a chance to complete before updating the display. For instance,
+
+.nf
+r removelogs +rm -f *log
+.fi
+
+This means that when the \'r\' key is pressed, the command,
+"rm -f *.log" is run, and then, AFTERWAIT seconds later, \*(TW
+will force a display update.  This happens regardless of the
+current AUTOREFRESH settings.
+
+This feature is handy, but has some practical limitations.  If this
+feature updates the display before a command actually completes (i.e.,
+the command you've launched takes longer than AFTERWAIT seconds to
+complete), the final state of the directory will not be displayed.
+The idea here is to use this feature for "quicky" updates between more
+conventional display refreshes, whether via AUTOREFRESH or manually.
+
+
 .SS User-Defined Variables In A Command String
 
 The last example works quite nicely.  But, we're probably going to end up