--- super.1.in	Fri Aug  2 15:28:10 2002
+++ super.1.in	Mon Apr 28 23:24:04 2003
@@ -254,7 +254,7 @@
 looks for
 .I cmd
 in the file
-.BR .supertab ,
+.BR .desk/supertab ,
 in the home directory of account
 .IR loginname .
 The
@@ -263,7 +263,7 @@
 .IR loginname .
 .PP
 The usual super options (such as \fB\-H\fP) can be applied to a
-user's .supertab file.  For example, help information about one command
+user's .desk/supertab file.  For example, help information about one command
 can be had by using:
 .ti +0.5i
 \fBsuper \-H\fP \fIloginname\fP\fB:\fP\fIcmd\fP
@@ -282,7 +282,7 @@
 itself.  If
 .I command
 is a symbolic link to a
-user's .supertab file, and that .supertab file is
+user's .desk/supertab file, and that .desk/supertab file is
 .RS
 .HP
 (a)	executable, and
@@ -303,7 +303,7 @@
 If the
 .BR #! -line
 would be longer than the typical Unix limit of 32 characters,
-you can instead start the .supertab file with:
+you can instead start the .desk/supertab file with:
 .RS
 .nf
 #! /bin/sh
@@ -315,9 +315,9 @@
 (The above takes advantage of the fact that super allows comments to
 be backslash-continued, but the shell doesn't.)
 .PP
-Per-user .supertab linking works as follows: if
+Per-user .desk/supertab linking works as follows: if
 .I /path/to/xyz
-is a symlink to some user's .supertab file, and the .supertab file
+is a symlink to some user's .desk/supertab file, and the .desk/supertab file
 begins with \fI#! /path/to/super -o\fP,
 then the shell will invoke
 .I super
@@ -327,7 +327,7 @@
 .RE
 Super checks that
 .I /path/to/xyz
-is a link to a real .supertab file,
+is a link to a real .desk/supertab file,
 and then always turns the last part of the path (here
 .IR xyz )
 into the command to execute.
@@ -335,16 +335,16 @@
 .ce 1
 .B ** Security Warning **
 .br
-Note that if you use symlinks to a per-user .supertab file,
-then you must trust that the .supertab file will
+Note that if you use symlinks to a per-user .desk/supertab file,
+then you must trust that the .desk/supertab file will
 actually execute a super command, instead of doing something nasty.
 That is because
 .I super
-itself isn't invoked until the shell has opened the .supertab file
-and done whatever the .supertab file tells it to do.
+itself isn't invoked until the shell has opened the .desk/supertab file
+and done whatever the .desk/supertab file tells it to do.
 By contrast, the direct command
 .BI super \ loginname : cmd
-doesn't involve any shell processing of the .supertab file.
+doesn't involve any shell processing of the .desk/supertab file.
 .ta 1.75i 2i 
 .SH REGULAR OPTIONS
 .TP