--- tdl-1.5.2.orig/tdl.1
+++ tdl-1.5.2/tdl.1
@@ -2,25 +2,25 @@
 .SH NAME
 tdl \- To do list manager
 .SH SYNOPSIS
-tdl  [-q]
+tdl  [\-q]
 .br
-tdl  [-q] add|edit|defer|log
+tdl  [\-q] add|edit|defer|log
 .br
-tdl  [-q] list|done|undo|report
+tdl  [\-q] list|done|undo|report
 .br
-tdl  [-q] remove|above|below|into|clone|copyto
+tdl  [\-q] remove|above|below|into|clone|copyto
 .br
-tdl  [-q] postpone|ignore|open
+tdl  [\-q] postpone|ignore|open
 .br
-tdl  [-q] which|version|help
+tdl  [\-q] which|version|help
 .br
-tdla [-q]
+tdla [\-q]
 .br
-tdll [-q]
+tdll [\-q]
 .br
-tdld [-q]
+tdld [\-q]
 .br
-tdlg [-q]
+tdlg [\-q]
 
 .SH DESCRIPTION
 A program for managing a to-do list.
@@ -68,9 +68,9 @@
 modified database back to the disk. Only use it if you want to discard 
 all changes made in this tdl run. 
 
-.pp
+.PP
 All forms may take
-.I -q
+.I \-q
 as the first command line argument.  Currently, this suppresses the warning
 message if no existing database can be found.  The intended use is for using
 .B tdll
@@ -104,7 +104,7 @@
 appear as the last children of the parent node afterwards.
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl add
 .I [@datespec]
@@ -156,7 +156,7 @@
 environment is set, in which case this specifies the path to use).
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl below
 .I index_to_insert_below
@@ -173,7 +173,7 @@
 appear as the first children of the parent node afterwards.
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl clone
 .I index_to_clone ...
@@ -185,7 +185,7 @@
 to change its text. 
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl copyto
 .I new_parent_index
@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@
 children of an existing entry, rather than making them new top level entries. 
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl create
 .PP
@@ -217,7 +217,7 @@
 TDL_DATABASE.
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl defer
 .I [@datespec]
@@ -233,7 +233,7 @@
 .P
 which defers entries 1, 2.1 and all its children, and 5 until the following Friday. 
 To list deferred entries, use 
-.I list -p
+.I list \-p
 , to defer entries indefinitely, see 
 .I postpone 
 command. 
@@ -242,7 +242,7 @@
 command. 
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl done
 .I @datespec
@@ -278,7 +278,7 @@
 section later in this page.
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl edit
 .I index_to_change
@@ -294,7 +294,7 @@
 command.
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B exit
 .PP
@@ -308,7 +308,7 @@
 command, which loses all updates made during the current tdl run. 
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl export
 .I filename
@@ -322,14 +322,14 @@
 the original database.
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl help
 .PP
 This command displays a summary of use of each of the commands.
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl ignore
 .I index_to_ignore ...
@@ -353,7 +353,7 @@
 it
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl import
 .I filename
@@ -367,7 +367,7 @@
 wanted to merge their entries to form one combo database.
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl into
 .I new_parent_index
@@ -381,23 +381,23 @@
 argument has ".0" appended to it.
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl list
-.I [-v]
-.I [-a]
-.I [-p]
-.I [-m]
-.I [-1...9]
+.I [\-v]
+.I [\-a]
+.I [\-p]
+.I [\-m]
+.I [\-1...9]
 .I [<min-priority>]
 .I [<parent_index>|<search_conditions>...]
 .br
 .B tdll
-.I [-v]
-.I [-a]
-.I [-p]
-.I [-m]
-.I [-1...9]
+.I [\-v]
+.I [\-a]
+.I [\-p]
+.I [\-m]
+.I [\-1...9]
 .I [<min-priority>]
 .I [<parent_index>|<search_conditions...]
 .PP
@@ -410,13 +410,13 @@
 .B done
 and which don't have start times deferred into the future are shown.  If you
 want to display all entries, include the
-.B -a
+.B \-a
 option (which means 'all').  If you want to display the dates and times when
 the entries were added and/or done, include the 
-.B -v
+.B \-v
 option (which means 'verbose').
 The
-.B -p
+.B \-p
 option stands for postponed. It means that tasks which are 'deferred' or 'postponed' 
 are shown as well as open tasks. 
 .PP
@@ -431,14 +431,14 @@
 top node of each part of the database you want to show.  So if your database
 contains entries with indices 1, 2, 2.1, 2.2, 2.2.1, 3 and 4, the command
 .PP
-tdl list -a 2
+tdl list \-a 2
 .PP
 will show all entries 2, 2.1, 2.2 and 2.2.1, whether or not they are completed.
 .PP
 Also by default, all entries in the database, at any depth, will be shown.  If
 you only wish to show 'top-level' entries, for example, you can use
 .PP
-tdl list -1
+tdl list \-1
 .PP
 This lists level-1 entries.  Any level-1 entry with hidden child entries
 underneath it will show a summary of how many such children there are.  For
@@ -454,11 +454,11 @@
 the normal 'negative index' method can't be used to specify an entry a certain
 distance from the end of the list.  If you want to do this, use a syntax like
 .PP
-tdl list -- -1
+tdl list \-\- \-1
 .PP
 to show the last index in the array, or
 .PP
-tdl list -2 -- -3 -2 -1
+tdl list \-2 \-\- \-3 \-2 \-1
 .PP
 to show level-1 and level-2 entries within the last 3 level-1 entries in the
 list.
@@ -489,7 +489,7 @@
 approximate matches with keys up to 31 characters. 
 .PP
 By default, the listing is produced with colour highlighting.  The
-.B -m
+.B \-m
 option can be used to produce a monochrome listing instead.  Alternatively, the
 .B TDL_LIST_MONOCHROME
 enviroment variable can be set (to any value) to achieve the same effect.
@@ -512,7 +512,7 @@
 .TE
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl log
 .br
@@ -530,7 +530,7 @@
 command.
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B narrow
 .I new_root_index
@@ -562,7 +562,7 @@
 wouldn't make much sense). 
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl open 
 .I index_to_reopen[...] ...
@@ -573,7 +573,7 @@
 current time. 
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl postpone
 .I index_to_postpone[...] ...
@@ -586,7 +586,7 @@
 command. 
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl pri
 .I new_priority
@@ -602,7 +602,7 @@
 command.
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl purge
 .I since_epoch
@@ -626,7 +626,7 @@
 descendents.  The default is to purge the entire database.
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B quit
 .PP
@@ -642,7 +642,7 @@
 The main use for the quit command would be to avoid damaging the database if a serious error had been made. 
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl remove
 .I index_to_remove ...
@@ -659,7 +659,7 @@
 descendents.  This provides a quick way to remove a whole sub-tree of tasks.
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl report
 .I start_time
@@ -688,12 +688,12 @@
 will list all tasks completed between 2 and 1 weeks ago.
 .PP
 Where a child entry has been completed in the reporting period, but its parent
-has not been completed, the parent text in the report will be surrounded by
-'[[' and ']]'.  To give one example, this will happen if the parent has other
+has not been completed, the parent text in the report will be surrounded by '[['
+and ']]'.  To give one example, this will happen if the parent has other
 child entries that haven't been completed yet.
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B revert
 .PP
@@ -706,7 +706,7 @@
 The revert command does not take any arguments. 
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B save
 .PP
@@ -728,7 +728,7 @@
 The save command does not take any arguments.
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl undo
 .I index_of_entry_to_undo ...
@@ -742,7 +742,7 @@
 descendents.  This provides a quick way to re-open a whole sub-tree of tasks.
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl usage
 .PP
@@ -751,21 +751,21 @@
 (q.v.)
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl version
 .PP
 Show the version number of the software.
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B tdl which
 .PP
 Show the filename of the database that tdl accesses in the current context.
 .P
 .ce 1
---ooOOoo--
+\-\-ooOOoo-\-
 .PP
 .B widen
 .I n_level
@@ -831,30 +831,30 @@
 .TS
 tab(&);
 l l.
--1h & exactly 1 hour ago
--2d & exactly 2 days ago
+\-1h & exactly 1 hour ago
+\-2d & exactly 2 days ago
 +1w & exactly 1 week in the future
 +1m & exactly 1 month (30 days) in the future
 +2y & exactly 2 years in the future
--1d-0815 & 08:15am yesterday
+\-1d-0815 & 08:15am yesterday
 +1d-08 & 8am tomorrow
 +1w-08 & 8am on the same day as today next week
 +6h-08 & 8am on the day containing the time 6 hours ahead of now
-\.-08 & 8am today
-\.-20 & 8pm today
+\.\-08 & 8am today
+\.\-20 & 8pm today
 20011020 & absolute : 12 noon on 20th October 2001
 011020 & absolute : 12 noon on 20th October 2001 (current century)
 1020 & absolute : 12 noon on 20th October 2001 (current century and year)
 20 & absolute : 12 noon on 20th October 2001 (current century, year and month)
-20011020-081500 & absolute : 08:15am on 20th October 2001
-20011020-0815 & absolute : 08:15am on 20th October 2001 (seconds=0)
-20011020-08 & absolute : 08:00am on 20th October 2001 (minutes=seconds=0)
-011020-08 & absolute : 08:00am on 20th October 2001 (minutes=seconds=0, current century)
+20011020\-081500 & absolute : 08:15am on 20th October 2001
+20011020\-0815 & absolute : 08:15am on 20th October 2001 (seconds=0)
+20011020\-08 & absolute : 08:00am on 20th October 2001 (minutes=seconds=0)
+011020\-08 & absolute : 08:00am on 20th October 2001 (minutes=seconds=0, current century)
 etc & (see below)
--sun & 12 noon on the previous Sunday
+\-sun & 12 noon on the previous Sunday
 +sat & 12 noon on the following Saturday
 +sat-08 & 8am on the following Saturday
--tue-0815 & 08:15am on the previous Tuesday
+\-tue-0815 & 08:15am on the previous Tuesday
 etc & (see below)
 .TE
 .PP
@@ -876,7 +876,7 @@
 of the more uses of this mode are rather far-fetched.
 .PP
 For the weekday and relative formats, the sign is actually optional.  The
-default sign (implying past (-) or future (+)) will then be assumed depending on
+default sign (implying past (\-) or future (+)) will then be assumed depending on
 the command as shown below:
 
 .PP
@@ -886,9 +886,9 @@
 Command & Default & Reason
 _
 add & + & Add entries with deferred start times
-done & - & Entries have been completed at some time in the past
-report & - & Reporting on earlier completed tasks not future ones
-purge & - & Tasks won't be completed in the future, so no need to purge future ones
+done & \- & Entries have been completed at some time in the past
+report & \- & Reporting on earlier completed tasks not future ones
+purge & \- & Tasks won't be completed in the future, so no need to purge future ones
 .TE
 
 .SH HOMEPAGE
@@ -943,16 +943,7 @@
 .IP
 cd project1
 .br
-ln -s ../project2/.tdldb .
+ln \-s ../project2/.tdldb .
 
 .SH BUGS
 Please report them to the author.
-
-.SH SEE ALSO
-The full documentation for tdl is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and tdl
-programs are properly installed at your site, the command
-.IP
-info tdl
-.PP
-should give you access to the complete manual.
-