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From: peter@graffiti.UUCP (Peter da Silva)
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Subject: Re: net.doc
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> 	I vote for net.doc .  The first item I would like to see is a Guide
> 	to Unix Documentation...
> ... frustration about not being able to find things in the manual...

The Berkeley manual has a keyword-in-context index that is *extremely* useful.
The new AT&T manuals not only don't have that but they aren't even organised
into the right sections any more... I remember a Berkeley program called
"apropos" that looked up stuff in the KWIK index. Does it still exist?