diff --git a/WHATSNEW.txt b/WHATSNEW.txt
index 4343ace..b43d6e5 100644
--- a/WHATSNEW.txt
+++ b/WHATSNEW.txt
@@ -11,8 +11,8 @@
    home directory.
 
 - Most program features and options are now settable in the
-  configuration file AND you can set your default twander 
-  command line arguments   in an environment variable called TWANDER.
+  configuration file AND you can set your default twander command line
+  arguments in an environment variable called TWANDER.
 
   The priority of options processing, from lowest to highest is:
 
@@ -39,20 +39,12 @@
   menu.
 
 - There are now accelerator key and mouse shortcuts for each of the
-  menus:
-
-    Menu             Accelerator           Mouse Shortcut
-    -----------------------------------------------------
-    Command          Alt-c                 RightButton
-    Directory        Alt-d                 Shift-RightButton
-    History          Alt-h                 Control-Shift-RightButton
-    Help             Alt-l                 None
+  menus.
 
 - A new "Directory Shortcuts" feature has been added. You can
   specify up to 12 directories which will be preloaded into
   the Directory Menu (as if you'd already visited them) AND
   you can move to each of them via one of the Function keys.
-  
 
 - twander debug facilities have been vastly improved. The -d
   command line argument now takes a mandatory "debug level"
@@ -60,7 +52,6 @@
   in either decimal or hex) in which each bit indicates a
   kind of degbug output you'd like.
 
-
 - There is a new Built-In variable called [YESNO:some text].  It
   allows you to put a Yes/No popup during command execution.
   If the user presses "No", the command is aborted.
@@ -104,9 +95,12 @@
   it easy to create a default visual/GUI context for each command you
   enter manually.
 
-- A new "Program Memory" feature is implemented which allows 
-  'twander' to maintain up to 12 separate, simultaneous clipboard-
-  like memories.
+- A new "Program Memory" feature is implemented which allows 'twander'
+  to maintain up to 12 separate, simultaneous clipboard- like
+  memories.  These memories are used to compile names of files and
+  directories which you would like to subsequently processs.  There
+  are 12 new corresponding Built-In Variables ([MEM1]-[MEM12]) which
+  allow command definitions to access the contents of the memories
 
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