diff --git a/man/slpkg.8 b/man/slpkg.8
index 0d0f5169..15d3b4f8 100644
--- a/man/slpkg.8
+++ b/man/slpkg.8
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Usage: slpkg Commands:
              [repo-add [repository name] [URL]]
              [repo-remove [repository]] [repo-list]
              [repo-info [repository]] [update [slpkg]] 
-             [health, --silent] [deps-status]
+             [health, --silent] [deps-status, --graph=[image]]
 
              Optional arguments:
              [-h] [-v]
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ Usage: slpkg Commands:
              [-l [repository], --index, --installed]
              [-c [repository] --upgrade, --skip=[...] --resolve-off]
              [-s [repository] [package...], --resolve-off]
-             [-t [repository] [package], --check-deps]
+             [-t [repository] [package], --check-deps, --graph=[image]]
              [-p [repository] [package], --color=[]]
              [-n [SBo package]] [-F [...]] [-f [...]]
              [-i [options] [...]] [-u [options] [...]]
@@ -58,14 +58,20 @@ The following commands are available.
 .PP
 Used to re-synchronize the package lists and create some important files.
 This command must run every new repository is added or new updates is available.
-With additional option "--only=" update at specifically repositories.
+.PP
+Additional options:
+.PP
+\fB--only=[repositories...]\fP : Update at specifically repositories separate by comma.
 
 .SS upgrade, recreate packages list
 \fBslpkg\fP \fBupgrade\fP, \fB--only=[repositories...]\fP
 .PP
 It is sometimes useful to create all of the base file from the beginning so this 
 command delete all the package lists and recreated.
-Additional option "--only=" just like "slpkg update --only=[repositories...]".
+.PP
+Additional options:
+.PP
+\fB--only=[repositories...]\fP : Update at specifically repositories separate by comma.
 
 .SS repo-add, add custom repository
 \fBslpkg\fP \fBrepo-add\fP <\fIrepository name\fP> <\fIURL\fP>
@@ -97,15 +103,21 @@ You can check for new versions and update slpkg itself.
 .SS health, health check installed packages
 \fBslpkg\fP \fBhealth\fP, \fB--silent\fP
 .PP
-Check file list from packages of files installed. The option "--silent" it allows 
-reference only errors.
+Check file list from packages of files installed.
+.PP
+Additional options:
+.PP
+\fB--silent\fP : Print only errors.
 
 .SS deps-status, print dependencies status
 \fBslpkg\fP \fBdeps-status\fP \fB--graph=[image]\fP
 .PP
-Print dependencies status used by packages or design image map dependencies with 
-additional option "--graph=[image]". Prerequisite packages have been installed 
+Print dependencies status used by packages. Prerequisite packages have been installed 
 with the option "slpkg -s <repository> <packages>".
+.PP
+Additional options:
+.PP
+\fB--graph=[image]\fP : Drawing image dependencies map.
 
 .SH OPTIONS
 .PP
@@ -152,36 +164,52 @@ system. Support command "grep" like "# slpkg -l sbo | grep python".
 \fBslpkg\fP \fB-c\fP <\fIrepository\fP> \fB--upgrade\fP \fB--skip=[packages...]\fP, 
 \fB--resolve-off\fP
 .PP
-Check your packages if up to date. Option "--skip=" help to skip packages when upgrading and
-additional option "--resolve-off" switch off automatic resolve dependencies.
-Slackware patches repository works independently of the others i.e not need before updating 
-the list of packages by choosing "# slpkg update", works directly with the official repository 
-and so always you can have updated your system. 
-Also you can check ChangeLog.txt for changes without option "--upgrade" like:
-"# slpkg -c [repository]" or check all enabled repositories just replace repository name with
-"ALL". NOTE: for option "--skip=" support asterisk "*" to match packages like "*string*" or per
-repository like "sbo:*_SBo", this skip all packages from SBo repository.
+Check your packages if up to date. Slackware patches repository works independently of the 
+others i.e not need before updating the list of packages by choosing "# slpkg update", works 
+directly with the official repository and so always you can have updated your system. 
+.PP
+Additional options:
+.PP
+\fB-c ALL\fP : Check ChangeLog.txt files for changes.
+.PP
+\fB--upgrade\fP : Check and install packages for upgrade.
+.PP
+\fB--resolve-off\fP : Switch off automatic resolve dependencies.
+.PP
+\fB--skip=[packages...]\fP : Skip packages from upgrade separate by comma like "slpkg -c sbo --skip=jdk,pep8,pip".
 
 .SS -s, --sync, synchronize packages, download, build and install package with all dependencies
 \fBslpkg\fP \fB-s\fP <\fIrepository\fP> <\fInames of packages\fP>, \fB--resolve-off\fP
 .PP
 Installs or upgrade packages from the repositories with automatically resolving all 
-dependencies of the package. Switch off automatic resolve dependencies with additional option 
-"--resolve-off".
+dependencies of the package.
+.PP
+Additional options:
+.PP
+\fB--resolve-off\fP : Switch off automatic resolve dependencies.
 
 .SS -t, --tracking,  tracking dependencies
-\fBslpkg\fP \fB-t\fP <\fIrepository\fP> <\fIname of package\fP>, \fB--check-deps\fP
+\fBslpkg\fP \fB-t\fP <\fIrepository\fP> <\fIname of package\fP>, \fB--check-deps\fP, \fB--graph=[image]\fP
 .PP
 Tracking all dependencies of that package.
 The sequence shown is that you must follow to correctly install package.
-Also you can check if the installed package has all the required dependencies and with
-additional option "--check-deps" if used by other packages.
+Also you can check if the installed package has all the required dependencies.
+.PP
+Additional options:
+.PP
+\fB--check-deps\fP : Check if installed packages used by other packages.
+.PP
+\fB--graph=[image]\fP : Drawing image dependencies map.
 
 .SS -p, --desk, print packages description
 \fBslpkg\fP \fB-p\fP <\fIrepository\fP> <\fIname of package\fP>, \fB--color=[]\fP
 .PP
 Print package description from remote repository with color. Available colors: 
 red, green, yellow, cyan, grey
+.PP
+Additional options:
+.PP
+\fB--color=[]\fP : Change color print.
 
 .SS -F, --FIND, find packages from repositories
 \fBslpkg\fP \fB-F\fP <\fInames of packages\fP>
@@ -222,9 +250,12 @@ Removes a previously installed Slackware package, while writing a progress repor
 the standard output. A package may be specified either by the full package name (as 
 you'd see listed in /var/log/packages/), or by the base package name. If installed
 packages with command "slpkg -s <repo> <packages>" then write a file in /var/log/slpkg/dep/ 
-with all dependencies and it allows you can remove them all together. But with the additional
-option "--check-deps" report a list of packages we are dependencies in use.
+with all dependencies and it allows you can remove them all together.
 More information please read "man removepkg".
+.PP
+Additional options:
+.PP
+\fB--check-deps\fP : Check if installed packages used by other packages.
 
 .SS -d, --display, display the installed packages contents and file list
 \fBslpkg\fP \fB-d\fP <\fInames of packages\fP>