simplewallet: edit desc. text for transfer

diff --git a/src/simplewallet/simplewallet.cpp b/src/simplewallet/simplewallet.cpp
index 7ccc22e..6324e3c 100644
--- a/src/simplewallet/simplewallet.cpp
+++ b/src/simplewallet/simplewallet.cpp
@@ -3211,7 +3211,7 @@ simple_wallet::simple_wallet()
                            tr("Show the blockchain height."));
   m_cmd_binder.set_handler("transfer", boost::bind(&simple_wallet::on_command, this, &simple_wallet::transfer, _1),
                            tr(USAGE_TRANSFER),
-                           tr("Transfer <amount> to <address>. If the parameter \"index=<N1>[,<N2>,...]\" is specified, the wallet uses outputs received by addresses of those indices. If omitted, the wallet randomly chooses address indices to be used. In any case, it tries its best not to combine outputs across multiple addresses. <priority> is the priority of the transaction. The higher the priority, the higher the transaction fee. Valid values in priority order (from lowest to highest) are: unimportant, normal, elevated, priority. If omitted, the default value (see the command \"set priority\") is used. <ring_size> is the number of inputs to include for untraceability. Multiple payments can be made at once by adding URI_2 or <address_2> <amount_2> etcetera (before the payment ID, if it's included). The \"subtractfeefrom=\" list allows you to choose which destinations to fund the tx fee from instead of the change output. The fee will be split across the chosen destinations proportionally equally. For example, to make 3 transfers where the fee is taken from the first and third destinations, one could do: \"transfer <addr1> 3 <addr2> 0.5 <addr3> 1 subtractfeefrom=0,2\". Let's say the tx fee is 0.1. The balance would drop by exactly 4.5 XMR including fees, and addr1 & addr3 would receive 2.925 & 0.975 XMR, respectively. Use \"subtractfeefrom=all\" to spread the fee across all destinations."));
+                           tr("Transfer <address> <amount>. If the parameter \"index=<N1>[,<N2>,...]\" is specified, the wallet uses outputs received by addresses of those indices. If omitted, the wallet randomly chooses address indices to be used. In any case, it tries its best not to combine outputs across multiple addresses. <priority> is the priority of the transaction. The higher the priority, the higher the transaction fee. Valid values in priority order (from lowest to highest) are: unimportant, normal, elevated, priority. If omitted, the default value (see the command \"set priority\") is used. <ring_size> is the number of inputs to include for untraceability. Multiple payments can be made at once by adding URI_2 or <address_2> <amount_2> etcetera (before the payment ID, if it's included). The \"subtractfeefrom=\" list allows you to choose which destinations to fund the tx fee from instead of the change output. The fee will be split across the chosen destinations proportionally equally. For example, to make 3 transfers where the fee is taken from the first and third destinations, one could do: \"transfer <addr1> 3 <addr2> 0.5 <addr3> 1 subtractfeefrom=0,2\". Let's say the tx fee is 0.1. The balance would drop by exactly 4.5 XMR including fees, and addr1 & addr3 would receive 2.925 & 0.975 XMR, respectively. Use \"subtractfeefrom=all\" to spread the fee across all destinations."));
   m_cmd_binder.set_handler("sweep_unmixable",
                            boost::bind(&simple_wallet::on_command, this, &simple_wallet::sweep_unmixable, _1),
                            tr("Send all unmixable outputs to yourself with ring_size 1"));