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| ====== AIX man pages howto ====== | ====== AIX man pages howto ====== | ||
| + | **whatis** file indexes all of the articles the man command can find. | ||
| + | man uses "more" to page files. Can something else be used? | ||
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| + | Solution: | ||
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| + | By default man will use "more" to display items one page at a time. However, you can view man pages using other editors if you set your PAGER environment variable to the editor or pager desired. For example, in ksh, to use the page command: | ||
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| + | export PAGER=/usr/bin/pg | ||
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| + | Enter **catman -w** to create the /usr/share/man/whatis file. | ||
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