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Subject: Re: manpages 
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danny@panda.hilink.com.au said:
:- So it can write catpages into /usr/share/man/cat* 

Why, in this day and age, does it need to do that?  My tkman/rosettaman
does a much better job with regular man files.... ;-)

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