* "@(#)text	5.1	6/10/86
* 1=mmt help msg, 2=man, 3=mm
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Usage: "mmt [options] files" (or "mvt [options] files") where "options" are:
 -a	=> output to terminal
 -e	=> eqn
 -p	=> pic
 -t	=> tbl
 -Tcat	=> on-line CAT via otroff
 -Taps	=> APS-5
 -Tptty	=> format for troff device ptty
 -Dtek	=> Tektronix 4014
 -D4014	=> Tektronix 4014
 -Di10	=> send to Imagen Imprint-10
 -z	=> use no postprocessor for troff output
 -	=> instead of "files" inside a pipeline.
Other options as required by TROFF and the macros.
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Usage: "man [ options ] [ section ] entries" where "options" are:
 -t     typeset "entries" in normal (8.5x11) format
 -s     typeset "entries" in small (6x9) format (usable with next 5 options)
 -Tcat	format typeset output for on-line CAT via otroff
 -Taps	format typeset output for APS-5
 -Tptty	format typeset output for troff device ptty
 -D4014 display typeset output on a Tektronix 4014
 -Dtek  display typeset output on a Tektronix 4014
 -Di10  display typeset output on Imagen Imprint-10
 -12    12-pitch (effective only with DASI terminals)
 -c     filter nroff output through col
 -d     find "entry" in current directory rather than in /usr/man
        (must use complete filename, e.g., acct.1m)
 -w     show only path names of "entries" (relative to /usr/man
        or current directory for -d)
 -y     use uncompacted macros
 -z	use no postprocessor for troff output
Other "options" are passed to nroff or troff.
Default is to format "entries" with nroff on your terminal,
        using the $TERM environment variable (or 450 if it is undefined).
The "-T" options of the "mm" command (e.g. "-Tlp") are also
        recognized and override the value of $TERM.  (Type "help term2"
        for a list of the available terminal types.)
"Section" is 1 to 8; it may be changed before each "entry".
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Usage: "mm [options] files" where "options" are:
 -12	=> 12-pitch (effective only with DASI terminals)
 -e	=> neqn
 -t	=> tbl
 -c	=> col
 -E	=> "-e" option of NROFF (not effective with "-c")
 -y	=> use uncompacted macros (-mm) rather than compacted (-cm)
 -Tterm	=> where term is the desired terminal type, e.g., -Thp.  (Type
	   "help term2" for a list of available terminal types.)  If
	   no -T option is given then $TERM is used if it has a value
	   otherwise the default is DASI 450.
 -	=> instead of "files" inside a pipeline.
Other options as required by NROFF and/or MM.
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