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C<-m unarmour>.

=head2 -D, --shift-down

This is a nasty hack.  It shifts the letters of the
output alphabet down so that they begin at codepoint
128.  This is needed because of shortcomings in
the UTF-8 decoding of some programs, and when you
may be unable to use C<-a> because you need to include
characters from both alphabets.  You will, of
course, need a special font with the relevant glyphs
at these non-standard positions.

This is not currently implemented.

=head2 -e <text>, --expression <text>

Transliterates the given expression.  This is
output before any other file.

=head2 -U, --update