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SCO's html-ization of the docs is a good idea.  But, I have never been
able to get their cgi-bin man script to work with 3rd party browsers
(you know, obscure browsers like NS 3.0 and IE 3.0), only the local
client.  Reminds me of the wretched toy browser on the Cisco doc CD.

Where I work, we are stuck using SCO on systems where we need SQL
servers and run Dialogic boards.  It's a royal pain to work with, but
unlike NT, it does not crash.  24x7.