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From: "Michael T. Gray, met" <mtg@dmi.net>
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Hi,
	I keep seeing a reference to On-line documentation. If I am reading
these correctly, I should be able to pull up information on any command
by typing: man <command-name>. Even simple commands like <man ls>
respond with <No Manual Entry for ls>. Am I missing something??

			Thanks, MTG
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