jwb@LINDENTHAL.CAE.RI.CMU.EDU (John Baugh) (10/14/89)
(1) Does ksh exist?
(2) How can I get man to look in /usr/local/man?
I tried setting MANPATH but that didn't seem to work.
(3) How can I change the default geometry and position of the
icon box and the DECterm window? using .Xdefaults?
(4) Does anyone have the appropriate machine include file
for Austin KCL? I got the tar files, unpacked them, and
and tried a make using the VAX include file, which didn't
work. Better yet, does anyone have the binaries that I
could just ftp? What about the binaries for CLOS on AKCL?
(5) How can I adjust my DS3100's precision time piece (i.e.,
clock)?
(6) Since I don't have Adobe's transcript software, and I do
have a postscript driver that ignores the #! of files
already in postscript, what alternatives do I have for
making lpr do the right thing regardless of whether the
file is postscript or plain text?
I currently have two "printers" in my printcap, one for
postscript and the other for non-postscript files. My
current solution is a shell script that looks at the
file and invokes lpr with the appropriate -P switch.
Is there a more elegant solution?
Thanks for any help,
John (jwb@lindenthal.cae.ri.cmu.edu)michaud@decvax.dec.com (Jeff Michaud) (10/17/89)
> (2) How can I get man to look in /usr/local/man? > I tried setting MANPATH but that didn't seem to work. ln -s /usr/local/man /usr/man/manl > (3) How can I change the default geometry and position of the > icon box and the DECterm window? using .Xdefaults? Wm*default.geometry: =253x138+762+26 > (6) Since I don't have Adobe's transcript software, and I do > have a postscript driver that ignores the #! of files > already in postscript, what alternatives do I have for > making lpr do the right thing regardless of whether the > file is postscript or plain text? Have you tried ln03rof? (there is a man page for it) /--------------------------------------------------------------\ |Jeff Michaud michaud@decwrl.dec.com michaud@decvax.dec.com| |DECnet-ULTRIX #include <standard/disclaimer.h> | \--------------------------------------------------------------/