--- trunk/doc/user/execute.tex	2009/03/31 08:26:41	2351
+++ trunk/doc/user/execute.tex	2009/04/01 01:15:15	2352
@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@
 
  \item[\programopt{-e}] shows additional environment variables and commands used during \program{escript} execution. This option is useful if users wish to excute scripts without using the \program{escript} command.
 
- \item[\programopt{-o}] switches on the redirection of output of processors with \MPI rank greater than zero to the files \file{stdout_\var{r}.out} and \file{stderr_\var{r}.out} where \var{r} is the rank of the processor. The option overwrites the value of the \env{ESCRIPT_STDFILES} environment variable 
+ \item[\programopt{-o}] switches on the redirection of output of processors with \MPI rank greater than zero to the files \file{stdout_\var{r}.out} and \file{stderr_\var{r}.out} where \var{r} is the rank of the processor. The option overwrites the value of the \env{ESCRIPT_CREATESTDFILES} environment variable 
 
 %  \item[\programopt{-x}] interpret \var{file} as an \esysxml \footnote{{\it esysxml} has not been released yet.} task.
 % This option is still expermental.
@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@
 \section{Input and Output}
 When \MPI is used on more than one process ($\var{nn} \cdot \var{np} >1$) no input from the standard input is accepted. Standard output on any process other the the master process (\var{rank}=0) will not be available.
 Error output from any processor will be redirected to the node where \program{escript} has been envoked.
-If the \programopt{-o} or \env{ESCRIPT_STDFILES} is set\footnote{That is, it has a non-empty value.}, then the standard and error output from any process other than the master process will be written to files of the names \file{stdout_\var{r}.out} and \file{stderr_\var{r}.out} (where 
+If the \programopt{-o} or \env{ESCRIPT_CREATESTDFILES} is set\footnote{That is, it has a non-empty value.}, then the standard and error output from any process other than the master process will be written to files of the names \file{stdout_\var{r}.out} and \file{stderr_\var{r}.out} (where 
 \var{r} is the rank of the process).
 
 If files are created or read by individual \MPI processes with information local to the process (e.g in the \function{dump} function)  and more than one process is used ($\var{nn} \cdot \var{np} >1$), the \MPI process rank is appended to the file names.