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ManOpen v1.1 by Harald Schlangmann July 20 1993

	Please send comments, suggestions, donations and your useful
	changes to schlangm@informatik.uni-muenchen.de.
	
	This program is provided ``AS IS'' and without any warranty.
	Nobody is allowed to request any money for this program.
	
	ManOpen is available at:
		ftp.informatik.uni-muenchen.de:pub/next/Tools/workspace
	
Some points:

ManOpen  will open  manual  pages  written  in troff  (nroff)  syntax  and  is
especially useful when browsing through source directories. ManOpen includes a
cat2rtf converter which may also be used standalone. (Invoke with option -h to
get  help) cat2rtf  was tested  with output  of  both nroff  as provided  with
NS3.0  and with gnroff (which  generates nicer output). Formatting is somewhat
nicer than that seen in Librarian.

cat2rtf is implemented using a flex scanner description (cat2rtf.l). It should
work  with lex too.  Anyway, flex output  cat2rtf.c.flex is included  with the
ManOpen package. 

ManOpen  registers the extension .man only.  Other useful extensions (like .1)
are  used for other  purposes too often  (version numbers like  TeXmenu4.1 for
example   ;-)  ).  Nevertheless  any  file   selected  in  the  WorkSpace  may
conveniently   be  opened  using  Service  ``Open  in  ManOpen''.  Please  use
Preferences.app to select a shortcut for this Service.

Hope it will be of use for you - Harald Schlangmann.

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e-mail : schlangm@informatik.uni-muenchen.de, NeXTmail OK
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