diff --git a/twander.1 b/twander.1
index ebecfc7..ea34bc3 100644
--- a/twander.1
+++ b/twander.1
@@ -1226,19 +1226,39 @@
 also be entered in hexadecimal format: 0xNNN, where NNN is the
 numeric expression in hex.
 
-A String Option can be any string of characters but the empty string
-is not allowed:
-
-.nf
-# Bad String Option Assignment - Causes Warning
-BCOLOR =
-.fi
+A String Option can be any string of characters.  
+.B Quotation marks are treated as part of the string!
+Do not include any quotation marks unless you really want
+them to be assigned to the option in question (almost never
+the case).
 
 Furthermore, as described above, you cannot use the \'#\' symbol
 as part of the string assignment because \*(TW always
 treats this character as the beginning of a comment no matter
 where it appears.
 
+For consistency with other \*(CF entries, Program Option Statements
+may have a blank Right Hand Side.  Such statements are
+simply ignored.  This is convenient when you want to leave
+a placeholder in your \*(CF but don't actually want to
+activate it at the moment.  However, be careful - depending
+on what precedes the statement, you'll get different
+settings for the option in question.   For example:
+
+.nf
+# This effectively sets BCOLOR to its default value when
+# the \*(CF is reloaded
+BCOLOR =
+
+# But this means the value of BCOLOR is set to red
+
+BCOLOR = red
+BCOLOR = 
+.nf
+
+In other words, you should think of Program Option Statements
+with a blank Right Hand Side as comments - present but ignored.
+
 Other than this basic type-checking, \*(TW does no further
 validation of the Right Hand Side of a Program Option Statement.
 It is perfectly possible to provide a RHS which passes \*(TWs