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From: nemo@rochester.UUCP (Wolfe)
Newsgroups: net.cooks
Subject: Re: How to make the net cookbook
Message-ID: <12372@rochester.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 17-Oct-85 10:12:58 EDT
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Posted: Thu Oct 17 10:12:58 1985
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> The net cookbook is a great idea. Here is how I propose to do it:
>   (1) Cause net.cooks.cookbook to be created. 
>   (2) Have some troff expert prepare a "skeleton" troff file that will
>       work with both troff and nroff.
>       ...Let's try to base this on -man rather than -mm or -me
>       or -ms or something else. Besides: that will enable sites whose
>       administrators have a sense of humor to permit "man cheesecake"
>   (3) Post the skeleton troff file to net.cooks at regular intervals
>   (4) Encourage people to start posting recipes to net.cooks.cookbook, using
>       this troff/nroff skeleton file as an example. The "Subject" line of
>       each recipe will be the title of the recipe.
>   (5) ...Write a shell script that, when run, goes out to the
>       net.cooks.cookbook directory, takes all the articles that it finds
>       there, strips the headers off them, and makes a single troff document
>       out of them. 
>
> 	Brian Reid	decwrl!glacier!reid

Here, here!
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