AT&T UNIX™PC Unix System V Users Manual - tenox

MAN( l)
478-12
478-18
479
479-12
479-18
832
8510
8510-12
8510-17
fx
fx-12
fx-17
hpljr8
ibm
ibm-17
tn300
X
lp
MAN( 1)
AT&T 478 printer set to 12-pitch (12 characters
per inch)
AT&T 478 printer set to 18-pitch (18 characters
per inch)
AT&T 479 printer
AT&T 479 printer set to 12-pitch (12 characters
per inch)
AT&T 479 printer set to 18-pitch (18 characters
per inch)
Anderson Jacobson 832 terminal
C.ITOH printer
C.ITOH printer set to 12-pitch (12 characters
per inch)
C.ITOH printer set to 17 -pitch ( 17 characters
per inch)
Epson FX-series printer
Epson FX-series printer set to 12-pitch (12
characters per inch)
Epson FX-series printer set to 17-pitch (17
characters per inch)
Hewlett-Packard LaserJet printer with Roman
8 cartridge
IBM graphics printer
IBM graphics printer set to 17-pitch (17 characters
per inch)
GE Terminet 300 terminal
printers equipped with TX print train
generic name for printers that can underline
and tab. lp is the default device for man. All
text sent to lp requiring reverse linefeeds, such
as those having tables, must be processed with
col(l), invoked with man's -c option. If you
do not use this option, man uses the value of
the shell variable $TERM from the environment
(see profile(4) and environ(S)) as the
value of tty type if $TERM is set; otherwise,
man uses 4SO as the value of tty type . If you
specify several terminal types, the last one
takes precedence.
(Check with your system administrator for a list of locally
supported devices.)
-12 indicates that the document is to be produced in 12-pitch.
You may use this option when $TERM is set to one of 300,
300s, and 450. (You must manually set the pitch switch on
the DASI 300 and 300s terminals to 12 if you use this option.)
-c causes man to invoke col(l); note that col is invoked
automatically by man unless tty_ type is one of 300, 300s,
450, 455, 37, 4000a, 382, hpljr8, and X.
-e causes man to invoke neqn; also causes neqn to read the
/usr/pub/eqnchar file (see eqnchar(S)).
-t causes man to invoke tbl(l).
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