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From: stahs@infbs.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.news.group
Subject: Re: Orphaned Response
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Date: Thu, 12-Dec-85 17:39:00 EST
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Posted: Thu Dec 12 17:39:00 1985
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/***** infbs:net.news.group / creare!gda /  4:06 am  Oct 16, 1985*/

	I vote for net.doc .  The first item I would like to see is a Guide
	to Unix Documentation.  The most frustrating thing about looking for
	something in the Unix Programmers Guide is you usually have to know
	its *name* in order to find it. The second most frustrating thing is
	that there are no *examples* which make usage clear (how about an
	Examples Manual?). The third worst thing is that not all of the
	pointers (SEE ALSO) that should be there *are* there.

	And how about some more clever program than "man" to help
	find things ??

			Gray Abbott
			Creare Inc.
			Hanover, NH
			{...dartvax!creare!gda}
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