--- libppd-0.10.orig/doc/ppdfilt.1
+++ libppd-0.10/doc/ppdfilt.1
@@ -1,16 +1,12 @@
 .TH ppdfilt 1 "22 May 2000"
 .SH NAME
-pstops - print filter helper program
-.sp
 ppdfilt - insert printer specific code into a PS job.
 .SH SYNOPSIS
-.B pstops job-id user title copies options [file]
-.br
 .B "ppdfilt [\-p|\-\-ppd " 
 ppdfilename 
 .B "] [\-c|\-\-copies " 
 num 
-.B "] [\-o|\-\-options " 
+.B "] [\-o|\-Z|\-\-options " 
 option:value 
 .B "] [\-4|\-\-4up] [\-2|\-\-2up] [\-n|\-\-nup " 
 numpages 
@@ -26,24 +22,18 @@
 .br
 .B ppdfilt [-?|--help]
 .SH DESCRIPTION
-.B pstops
-is designed to be called from within the CUPS system. It requires
-either five or six options. The first three, job-id, user, and title
-are ignored. Copies is an integer representing the number of copies
-you want printed and options is a single argument which looks like
-this:
-.PP
-Duplex=Tumble InputSlot=Upper
-.PP
-The path to the PPD file is fetched from the PPD environmental
-variable. If you do not specify a filename as the last parameter then
-the PS job will be read from stdin.
-.PP
 .B ppdfilt
-is designed to be a more flexible command used by either users or
-within a print filter. By default it will read a file from stdin and
-it will fetch the ppd specified in the PPD environemental
-variable.
+is designed to be a flexible command used by either users or
+within a print filter. 
+.B ppdfilt
+processes a Postscript file to add commands that implement
+the options as specified in a  PPD file; it outputs then the
+result on standard out.
+By default 
+.B ppdfilt
+will read a Postscript
+file from stdin and it will fetch the ppd specified in the PPD environmental
+variable. 
 .SH OPTIONS
 .IP "\-? or \-\-help"
 Print out a brief help message and then exit.
@@ -72,11 +62,12 @@
 .IP "\-p or \-\-ppd ppdfilename"
 Specify the ppd filename rather than use the one specified in the
 environmental variable PPD.
-.IP "\-o or \-\-option option:value"
+.IP "\-o or \-Z or \-\-option option:value"
 This argument allows you the flexibility to specify all the options
 available in the PPD file as well as the special non-ppd options
 listed below. You may have as many "\-o" options on the command line
-as you like.
+as you like. You may have also multiple "option:value" pairs
+separated by commas in one "\-o".
 .IP "\-V or \-\-version"
 Print out the version number and exit.
 .SH "NON PPD OPTIONS"