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>
>Even easier use ``nroff -mandoc'' which chooses the correct macro (man or
>doc) for the input file.

That would probably work but where I am trying to do this the doc macros are
not available to nroff and nroff is too inflexible to accept 'odd' paths.  
But the workaround here is groff which is functional even if it does not
work with our catman.


	Thanks for the help
	Kim


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