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You could just move them into the man directories also, or
you can just troff -man them...

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Date: Sun, 7 Jan 2001 16:03:04 -0500

I just installed pq in /sys/src/cmd and was wondering how
I can read the files in the man directory. I suspect I would
use troff with specific arguments but just can't figure out
how to properly do it. My natural inclination would be to
want to use man but that doesn't seem right. How would
I do this?

Bill


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