MAN(1) DOMAIN/IX Reference Manual (SYS5) MAN(1)
NAME
man - print entries in this manual
USAGE
man [ options ] [ section ] titles
DESCRIPTION
Man locates and prints the manual page(s) specified by the
title argument. If you also specify a section, man looks
for the title only in the section indicated (otherwise, it
searches the whole manual). You must enter the title in
lowercase, and the section number may not have a letter suf-
fix.
Man examines the environment variable $TERM and attempts to
select options that adapt the output to the terminal being
used. Refer to environ(5) for more information. The -Tterm
option overrides the value of $TERM.
Section may be changed before each title.
OPTIONS
-Tterm Print the entry as appropriate for terminal type
term. For a list of recognized values of term,
type help term2. Also refer to term (5) for
further details. The default value of term is
450.
-w Print on the standard output only the pathnames of
the entries, relative to /usr/catman, or to the
current directory for -d option.
-d Search the current directory rather than
/usr/catman. This option requires that you
specify the full filename (e.g., cu.1c, rather
than just cu).
-c Invoke col (1). This is done automatically,
unless term is one of the following: 300, 300s,
450, 37, 4000a, 382, 4014, tek, 1620, and X.
CAUTIONS
Man prints manual entries that were formatted by nroff (1)
when the UNIX system was installed. Entries are originally
formatted with terminal type 37, and are printed using the
correct terminal filters as derived from the -Tterm and
$TERM settings. Certain typesetting or other nonstandard
printing of manual entries may require installation of the
UNIX System V Documenter's Workbench Software (not currently
supported by Apollo). Check the DOMAIN/IX Text Processing
Guide to see what text tools are generally available for use
now.
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EXAMPLE
To reproduce this page on the terminal, as well as any other
entries named man that may exist in other sections of the
manual, use:
man man
FILES
/usr/catman/?_man/man[1-8]/* preformatted manual entries;
system and command reference
directories
RELATED INFORMATION
col (1), term (5).
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