man2ztxt Useage: man2ztxt [options] [section] . Options may be of the following: --length=NN | -l=NN Where NN is the width for text formatting. Defaults to 42 (of course). --verbose | -v Shows bookmarks being generated. gives a good feeling that something is happening. --perl | -p Uses `perldoc' instead of `man' and takes the following extra options: --question | -q searches the perldoc faq's, same as perldoc -q --function | -f searches perldoc for function name, same as perldoc -f --module | -m Dispays the entire module, like perldoc -m --install | -i Installs to the device, allows for the following option: --clean | -c rm's the .pdb files after installing. --help | -h Display this help. Section may be 1-9, otherwise the first manual page picked up in \$MANPATH will be used. Just like `man'. Installation: Put the file man2ztxt somewhere is your $PATH, make sure it has proper permissions, etc. Copying: Share, modify, distribute this program under terms of the GPL. Bugs: I wouldn't doubt it. Note that you can put an arbitrary number of manpages or perldocs on one command but you can't mix up perldocs and manpages. Contact: mick@lowdrag.org