I didn't know woman and found it very nice ;-)) Mario Lang <mlang@teleweb.at> writes: > "Krishnakant Ramesh Mane" <manekk@rediffmail.com> writes: > > [...] > >> to get one question solved I really wonder how can I read the man >> pages inside linux with the help of emacspeak. I had asked this >> question even before and I know that after pressing m-x and typing man >> and enter it will ask me to type the name of the manual I want to read >> but this is not working in my case. What can be the problem what is >> the actual way of doing this (in case I am doing wrong). > > First, please, if you know the way, and it doesn't work, always describe what > exactly doesn't work. It hard/impossible to infer this from your writing. > What happens if you hit M-x man RET? > Maybe your MANPATH is wrong? Maybe your manpages are in non-standard locations? > > Second, yes, I'd suggest either using M-x man RET or M-x woman RET > (depends on how old your emacs is. woman is a bit nicer > IMHO, but it is also slower.) > > > -- > CYa, > Mario > > > > _______________________________________________ > > Blinux-list@redhat.com > https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/blinux-list > -- Boris Daix "Feel free to be free, or not to be..."