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 The following environment variables can also be used:
         TITLE - the title of the gallery
         WIDTH - the width to make the icons
+        BPGALLERY_THEME - set the theme to use (described below)
+        BPGALLERY_THEME_DIR - set an extra location to look for themes
+        OUTPUTHTML - sets the script output to be wrapped in a <pre> block
 
 Example Usage:
         TITLE="My Funky Gallery" bpgallery.sh /path/to/image/files
 
 Themes
 ------
-Theme support is very rudimentary, basically you create functions for each of the parts of the template, and put them in a file named the same as the theme. The functions that you need to declare are as follows:
-	bpgallery_ThemeName_head()
-		what's it for?:
-			This sets up the header for the page, generally
-			everything until the first picture. So, the title bar
-			and any menus you would like to use
-		available variables:
-			$TITLE       - the title for the index page
-	bpgallery_ThemeName_tail()
-		what's it for?:
-			Closes the page, is the last thing to be printed.
-		available variables:
-			None
-	bpgallery_ThemeName_description()
-		what's it for?:
-			if there's a description set up (i.e. a description.txt
-			file) then this is what it'll be wrapped in. It comes
-			just after the _head.
-		available variables:
-			$DESCRIPTION - the content of description.txt
-	bpgallery_ThemeName_stylesheet()
-		what's if for?:
-			It generates the stylesheet for the page.
-		available variables:
-			$WIDTH       - the width of the images
-			$MAXHEIGHT   - the maximum height of the image
-	bpgallery_ThemeName_thumbsline()
-		what's it for?:
-			Whatever is in here is generated per thumbnail.
-		available variables:
-			$filename    - the name of the file
-			$caption     - the caption as got from captions.txt
+Theme support is very rudimentary, basically you create functions for each of
+the parts of the template, and put them in a file named the same as the theme.
+The functions that you need to declare are as follows:
+        bpgallery_ThemeName_head()
+                what's it for?:
+                        This sets up the header for the page, generally
+                        everything until the first picture. So, the title bar
+                        and any menus you would like to use
+                available variables:
+                        $TITLE       - the title for the index page
+        bpgallery_ThemeName_tail()
+                what's it for?:
+                        Closes the page, is the last thing to be printed.
+                available variables:
+                        None
+        bpgallery_ThemeName_description()
+                what's it for?:
+                        if there's a description set up (i.e. a description.txt
+                        file) then this is what it'll be wrapped in. It comes
+                        just after the _head.
+                available variables:
+                        $DESCRIPTION - the content of description.txt
+        bpgallery_ThemeName_stylesheet()
+                what's if for?:
+                        It generates the stylesheet for the page.
+                available variables:
+                        $WIDTH       - the width of the images
+                        $MAXHEIGHT   - the maximum height of the image
+        bpgallery_ThemeName_thumbsline()
+                what's it for?:
+                        Whatever is in here is generated per thumbnail.
+                available variables:
+                        $filename    - the name of the file
+                        $caption     - the caption as got from captions.txt
 
 If any of the functions are not defined in a theme then the default theme
 function will be used instead. The default theme is clean and simplistic, this