diff --git a/help/CommandLine.html b/help/CommandLine.html
index 48324bd6..0e9385ac 100644
--- a/help/CommandLine.html
+++ b/help/CommandLine.html
@@ -116,6 +116,8 @@
 		Use this switch to allow Solid Apple (AltGr) to be used in combination with regular keys.<br>
 		When AltGr is pressed, Windows only sends a WM_CHAR message for (eg) international key codes; and so by default the emulator doesn't explicitly send a WM_CHAR message for regular keys when AltGr is being pressed.<br>
 		NB. Using this switch may prevent international keyboards from being able to type certain keys.<br><br>
+		-capslock=off<br>
+		Start with Caps Lock off.<br><br>
 
 		-left-alt-control-buttons<br>
 		Use Left Control & Left Alt for Open Apple & Solid Apple keys respectively.<br>
diff --git a/help/keyboard.html b/help/keyboard.html
index 5784b991..8ff69bd0 100644
--- a/help/keyboard.html
+++ b/help/keyboard.html
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@
 			<span style="font-style: italic;">Pause</span>
 			again to resume emulation.</p>
 		<p><span style="font-weight: bold;">Caps Lock:</span><br>
-			On start-up, AppleWin always begins with the Apple II's Caps Lock enabled, regardless of the current state of the PC's Caps Lock key.
+			On start-up, AppleWin always begins with the Apple II's Caps Lock on, regardless of the current state of the PC's Caps Lock key (but there is a <a href="CommandLine.html">Command Line</a> switch to start-up with it off).
 			<ul>
 			<li>Assuming Caps Lock is off, when you press the PC's Caps Lock key the first time, this will enable the PC's Caps Lock. AppleWin will see this but remain in the Caps Lock enabled state.
 			<li>Now pressing the PC's Caps Lock key a second time, AppleWin will disable Caps Lock and allow lower-case to be used.