--- mgetty-1.1.31/doc/mgetty.8in.issue	2003-04-06 10:08:23.000000000 -0400
+++ mgetty-1.1.31/doc/mgetty.8in	2004-08-17 18:18:28.096524000 -0400
@@ -42,16 +42,16 @@
 .B -p <login prompt>
 Use the given string to prompt users for their login names. Various
 tokens are allowed in this string. These tokens are: @ for the system
-name, \\n, \\r, \\g, \\b, \\v, \\f, \\t for newline, carriage return, bell,
-backspace, vertical tab, form feed, and tab, respectively.
-\\P and \\L will expand to the tty name ("ttyS0"). \\Y will give the Caller
+name, \\n, \\g, \\f, for newline, bell,
+and form feed, respectively.
+\\v and \\r will expand to the OS version and release.
+\\P, \\l and \\L will expand to the tty name ("ttyS0"). 
+\\Y will give the Caller
 ID, \\I the "CONNECT foobar" string returned
-by the modem, and \\S will output the port speed.
-\\s, \\m, \\V, \\R represent the operating system, the hardware name,
-the OS version, the OS release.
+by the modem, and \\S or \\b will output the port speed.
 \\N and \\U give the number of users currently logged in.
-\\C will be changed into the result of ctime(), and \\D and \\T will
-output the date and time, respectively. Finally, \\<digit> will use digit
+\\C will be changed into the result of ctime(), and \\D or \\d and \\t or \\T
+will output the date and time, respectively. Finally, \\<digit> will use digit
 as octal/decimal/hexadecimal representation of the character to follow.
 
 The default prompt is specified at compile time.