Filed under: Utilities, Macintosh, Freeware
Man Viewer: view all installed man pages on Leopard
by Todd Ritter Mar 6th 2008
Man Viewer is a small application that does a simple job: it lets you view/export all of the man pages installed in Mac OS 10.5 Leopard. Man (short for manual) pages are Unix documents that explain how to use Unix commands. The general command usage to display a man page in Unix is: man <command> as in man cp (to show how to use the copy command).Man Viewer automatically finds your man pages and displays them in a searchable list. Clicking a specific page will display the contents on the right pane for easy reading. You can then export the document to plain text or post script.
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