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From: Tang Ho Yim <hoyimtang@yahoo.com>
To: Adrian Pavone <wingot@eftel.com>
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Subject: Re: strange on 'man' command...
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For example: man ipf, it runs normal.....
   
  ipf(8)
   
  Name
..........................
  SYNOPSIS
  ........................
  ........................
  <space bar for next page>
  ........................
  BUGS
  ........................
   
  and then it jump to the first ipf man page again, then space bar until last page, it quit to the shell.
   
  So why ? Thanks !
  
Adrian Pavone <wingot@eftel.com> wrote:
  Tang Ho Yim wrote:

>Hi everyone,
> 
> I am running FreeBSD 6.0-RELEASE-p7. When I type "man xxx" command......it will show the manual twice....is it strange ?
> I remember that it will show only once before....
> 
> So anyone can help ? Thanks !
>
> 
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Could you be a little more specific about "it will show the manual 
twice'? Does it show the manual once and once you close that it shows it 
again? Or does it split it horizontally/vertically on your screen? Or 
does it run, one after the other, so that you have the "See also" and 
similar right before a new manual page at the bottom? Or something else 
that I have not described?

Regards,
Adrian
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