For those with vision problems I recommend using command pinfo as in pinfo adduser here is a fragment of man page for pinfo pinfo - curses based lynx-style info browser DESCRIPTION This is a program for viewing info files. You specify which page you want to read by passing it an infopage argument. This argument contains the name of an info page (i.e. 'bash'). The program will then search for it in ./, /usr/info, and /usr/local/info. It will also automaticaly add the suffix '-info', '-info.Z', '-info.gz', or '-info.bz2'. At present other suffixes are not recognized, but you can easily add them to the function open=AD info() in filehandling_functions.c. When the search for info pages fails, man is called with the infopage argument, and it's output is parsed by pinfo. This means that when you don't have the appropriate info page, but have a man page instead; the man page will be viewed. First time I saw it in RedHat 7.1. The advantage of pinfo over man pages or info is in it's easy navigation with arrow keys to other man pages when referenced in the text. On Fri, Dec 21, 2001 at 11:27:04AM +0000, Tim Pennick wrote: >=20 > Hi All, >=20 > I read a posting on this list recently about the excellent quality of t= he > documentation released with Red Hat Linux 7.2. I thought this was in > connection with command line utilities such as userdel and useradd, but > impressed as I am with the RH documentation, and with the distribution = in > general, looking in the reference guide, I can only find descriptions o= f > adding and deleting users using the GUI method. Is there a section som= ewhere > I've missed about sys-admin using command-line? =20 >=20 > Many Thanks (Oh yes and a Merry Christmas and happy new year to all) >=20 > Tim Pennick Merry Christmas and happy New Year --=20 Rafael