How to use man from Netscape browser?

How to use man from Netscape browser?

Post by Evelio Martíne » Thu, 17 Sep 1998 04:00:00



Hi!

Is there any possibility to access the man pages in a SCO 5.0.4 from a
PC with
Netscape?

thanks in advance.

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Evelio Martnez
Office: +34 96 374-47-02
        +34 96 374-47-03


 
 
 

How to use man from Netscape browser?

Post by Alexandre Krasno » Thu, 17 Sep 1998 04:00:00



> Hi!

> Is there any possibility to access the man pages in a SCO 5.0.4 from a
> PC with
> Netscape?

> thanks in advance.

> --
> Evelio Martnez
> Office: +34 96 374-47-02
>         +34 96 374-47-03



use http://scohost:457
where scohost is the name (address) of your SCO server (OSR or UW)

--
Alexandre Krasnov.
------------------------------
TERN Technical Support



 
 
 

How to use man from Netscape browser?

Post by Wxs » Fri, 18 Sep 1998 04:00:00


Quote:>Is there any possibility to access the man pages in a SCO 5.0.4 from a
>PC with
>Netscape?

try:
http://yourhost:457/dochome.html

You may encounter some docs not found, then goto /usr/lib/scohelp,
lookup the doc.Z, and uncompress it.

regards
Rob

 
 
 

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