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Product Description:
Man viewer is a easy to use program to view the man pages that are installed on the current system. The user can search and filter the man pages based on name and section. The user can also export the man page to plain text and styled PostScript. Read the Read Me file for more details.
What's new in this version:
- Changed the $MANPATH feature to use /usr/bin/manpath instead (this is for Snow Leopard users or those who have an empty $MANPATH environment variable)
- Fixed the manpath feature so that it uses your default login shell instead of just bash (this is for those who don't use bash as your login shell)
- Upon clicking on a different man page, the viewer scrolls to the top so you see the beginning whether or not you were scrolled down in the previous man page
- Fixed some minor bugs in the preferences pane
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
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3.0 No Go In Tiger - Version: 3.0, 4/24/2008 03:15PM PST
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zunipus
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- Where to get v2.0.0
Geek? - Version: 2.0, 2/14/2007 12:57PM PST
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WhiteDog
Ancient_Boii_Tribe, heaven forefend you should learn something checking out new software on Version Tracker. The description on the Version Tracker main page usually clues me it to whether I would be interested in looking at a listed item in more detail. It's not like there is a clearly defined line between geeks and non-geeks that could be reliably used to segregate software. In any case, it's not Version Tracker or the software developers' job to decide which you are. Only you can make that determination - and only you can decide what does and does not interest you.
Reason for download - Version: 1.0, 10/13/2006 12:10PM PST
halprin
I decided against using the offline man pages as I wanted to include all the standard pages that also comes with Mac OS X Server. So if you only had the client (most of us), you wouldn't be able to see the Mac OS X Server man pages.
As for the downloading/parsing stalling, that isn't sopose to happen.
Either way, I am open for opinions. Would you guys want the next version to just read your offline man pages?
As for the downloading/parsing stalling, that isn't sopose to happen.
Either way, I am open for opinions. Would you guys want the next version to just read your offline man pages?
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The previous version works fine in Tiger.