(): Improve the explaination of the options in wire command.

Make wire.t similiar to the read.t and incorporate the
improvements from #1010010.

diff --git a/info/Commands/wire.t b/info/Commands/wire.t
index 721f92a4cb170c87123cb3b59ba04386576f62d0..7768f1facf4cb99c4eefa32c19e8b268c2d1f3a8 100644 (file)
--- a/info/Commands/wire.t
+++ b/info/Commands/wire.t
@@ -3,14 +3,22 @@
 .LV Basic
 .SY "wire [yes|no|<days>]"
 The wire command is used to read the announcements sent you by other countries.
-After reading all your announcements you may discard them by answering
-\*Qyes\*U to the question posed.  If you answer \*Qno\*U the announcements
-will remain pending but you will not be reminded of them.
-.s1
-You can read announcements that you have previously discarded by
+.sp
+After reading all your announcements you may mark them
+as being read by 
+specifying \*Qyes\*U or not by specifying \*Qno\*U as an argument.
+If an argument is not supplied then you will be prompted
+to either answer \*Qyes\*U or \*Qno\*U to marking announcements
+as being read.
+If you supply or answer \*Qno\*U, the announcements will remain
+pending but you will not be reminded of them.
+.sp
+You can read announcements that you have previously marked as read by
 specifying the <days> argument.  For example:
 .EX "wire 3"
 would print the announcements from the last three days.
+If you specify <days> argument, you will not be prompted to
+mark the announcements as being read.
 .s1
 In order to read telegrams, use the 'read' command.
 .s1