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From: millercb@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Clifford B Miller)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.sgi
Subject: /usr/NeWS/bin man pages?
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Date: 26 Oct 90 20:29:36 GMT
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Browsing through the [3.2] file system, one comes across
/usr/NeWS/bin/*, most of which is SGI binary, and most of which has no
man pages or in fact any reference/explanation in the manuals.  Most
appear to be image tools of some sort.  ARE there man pages?  Can these
things be used?  Their names suggest that they'd useful/interesting
tools.

While I'm on the subject, there's also some undocumented stuff in 
/usr/lib/print, which I'm also interested in.

Please e-mail to cliff@research.nec.com and/or post here (I find there
are many more questions on this group than answers -- seems it would be
useful to see ALL the answers here too).

Thanks.
Cliff Miller

 Clifford B. Miller, Research Associate / Systems Administrator
 NEC Research Institute, 4 Independence Way, Princeton, NJ  08540
 Internet: cliff@research.nec.com		phone: (609) 951-2688
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