The "Tkman 1.0" Utility is a user-friendly manual page viewer developed 
using the Tcl/Tk toolkit.

Author
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    Karthik Chandrasekaran
	(karthik@mpd.tandem.com)

Prerequesites
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Tcl 7.4 and above
Tk  4.0 and above

Installation
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Modify the variables LIBDIR, BINDIR, WISHPATH in the configure script 
according to your settings and run configure.

Can do I modify this ?
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    The source code is available for public use.  This code can be modified and 
distributed provided the Author's name is noted.

What environment variables should I set ?
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    The Environment variable MANPATH should be set to the list of directories
having the manual pages. 

How to use this utility ?
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    The "Command For Viewing : "  entry can be used to enter the command for 
which you want the manual page. If there are multiple matches, a dialog box will
pop up showing the matches. You can select one of the commands by "double-
clicking" the left mouse button. Please note that the application window
is grabbed which means that the dialog box has to be disposed off (by closing
it or selecting a command) to enter further commands. The matches are stored
in a selection list. 

    The "Search for commands containing : " entry can be used to find commands 
which contain the string. In case of multiple matches, a dialog box is displayed
as explained earlier.

    The "Search for commands that match : " can be used to find command names 
that match the input regular expression. For example if you want to list all
commands that start with list, type "list*" in the entry box. The pattern
matching is based on shell wildcard expansion.

    The "Search in text window : " can be used to search for some text within a 
command displayed in the text window. The "Next" and "Previous" buttons 
are used to find the next and previous matches respectively. The input
should be regexp(3) form.

    In a text window, you can get a popup menu by clicking the right mouse 
button.  The "Matches..." option can be used to reselect a command based on the
previous matches. The "History ..." option shows a dialog box showing the
last 20 commands that you have used.

Bugs
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    If you find any bugs in this software or you have some suggestions on
improving this software please send a mail to "karthik@mpd.tandem.com"