diff --git a/file_utils/unln.py b/file_utils/unln.py
index c11a091..43ca640 100755
--- a/file_utils/unln.py
+++ b/file_utils/unln.py
@@ -50,21 +50,25 @@ def verbose(*message, **args):
     if options["verbose"]:
         print(*message, **args)
 
-def warn(*message, prefix="Warning:", **args):
+def warn(*message, prefix="Warning!", **args):
     """Prints the message on the error output, prepended by 'prefix'.
 
+    The standard output is flushed prior to printing the error message, to
+    enable the messages to be displayed in the right order.
+
     This function is a simple wrapper around print(), and you can use any
     keyword argument you would use with print().
     """
+    sys.stdout.flush()
     print(prefix, *message, file=sys.stderr, **args)
 
 def error(error_code, *message, **args):
-    """Prints the message on the error output and exits.
+    """Prints the message on the error output and exits with 'error_code'.
 
-    This function is a simple wrapper around print(), and you can use any
-    keyword argument you would use with print().
+    This function is a simple wrapper around warn(), and you can use any
+    keyword argument you would use with warn() or print().
     """
-    print(*message, file=sys.stderr, **args)
+    warn(*message, prefix="", **args)
     sys.exit(error_code)
 
 def quote(string):
@@ -81,7 +85,7 @@ options = {
 progname = os.path.basename(sys.argv[0])
 
 # Short usage string
-usage_string = "Usage:\n\t{} <file1> [file2 ...]\n".format(progname)
+usage_string = "Usage:\n\t{} <file1> [file2 ...]".format(progname)
 
 # Error codes
 ERR_BAD_USAGE = 1