From: hoeckeg AT sebb DOT bel DOT alcatel DOT be (Guido Van Hoecke)
Subject: Re: Browsing UN*X manual pages
14 May 1997 03:36:35 -0700
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Original-To: "Francis J. Wright" <F DOT J DOT Wright AT qmw DOT ac DOT uk>
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In-Reply-To: "Dr Francis J. Wright"'s message of Tue, 13 May 1997 15:13:55 +0100
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"Dr Francis J. Wright" <F DOT J DOT Wright AT qmw DOT ac DOT uk> writes:

> A preliminary version of an Emacs Lisp library currently called
> `woman.el' is available in the directory
> 
> http://www.maths.qmw.ac.uk/~fjw/public_emacs/

> 
> If you make any serious use of this code then please let me know what
> you think of it, especially which bits don't work!
> 
> Have fun.  Francis

It seems to work quite well with several man pages that came with
gnuwin32/b18. I've spliced in the C-h keymap as

	(global-set-key [(control h) ?u] 'woman)

Up to now, I had no tool to read these man pages. This seems odd
though, cygnus provides all these pages but no means to read
them. I guess somebody will point me to the man page viewer I didn't
know of.

Anyhow, I'm glad to be able to read these pages now. I must confess
that I do not know enough of the input format to be able to define
whether we're dealing with "... idiosyncratic files that `break the
rules' or use ?roff requests directly... " rather than a problem with
woman.el

g-;

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