Fixed spec labels according to the continue/resume change.

Changed the readme.

README.md

@@ -240,13 +240,6 @@ Commands
 
   usage: ``t configure``
 
-**continue**
-  Start the timer for the current timesheet with the same notes as the last entry.
-  If there is no last entry the new one has blank notes ore uses the optional 
-  NOTES parameter.
-
-  usage: ``t continue [--at TIME] [NOTES]``
-
 **display**
   Display a given timesheet. If no timesheet is specified, show the current
   timesheet. If ``all`` is passed as SHEET display all timesheets. Accepts
@@ -298,6 +291,14 @@ Commands
   running, non-current sheet.
 
   usage: ``t out [--at TIME] [TIMESHEET]``
+
+**resume**
+  Start the timer for the current timesheet with the same notes as the last entry.
+  If there is no last entry the new one has blank notes ore uses the optional 
+  NOTES parameter.
+
+  usage: ``t resume [--at TIME] [NOTES]``
+
 
 **sheet**
   Switch to a timesheet creating it if necessary. The default timesheet is

spec/timetrap_spec.rb

@@ -678,14 +678,14 @@ def output
           @last_active.should_not be_nil
         end
 
-        it "should allow to continue the last active sheet" do
+        it "should allow to resume the last active sheet" do
           invoke 'resume'
 
           Timetrap::Timer.active_entry.note.should ==(@last_active.note)
           Timetrap::Timer.active_entry.start.should eql(@time)
         end
 
-        it "should allow to continue the activity with a given time" do
+        it "should allow to resume the activity with a given time" do
           invoke 'resume --at "10am 2008-10-03"'
 
           Timetrap::Timer.active_entry.start.should eql(Time.parse('2008-10-03 10:00'))