term(5) [ultrix man page]

term(5) 							File Formats Manual							   term(5)

Name
       term - terminal driving tables for nroff

Description
       The  command  uses  driving  tables  to	customize  its	output	for various types of output devices.  These driving tables are ASCII files
       installed in where name is the name for that terminal type as given in The file describes the format of each field in the driving table.

Files
       /usr/lib/term/example	describes the format of each field
       /usr/lib/term/tabname	driving tables

See Also
       term(7)

								       RISC								   term(5)

nroff(1)						      General Commands Manual							  nroff(1)

NAME

       nroff - Formats text

SYNOPSIS

       nroff [option...] [file...]

OPTIONS

       Options can appear in any order as long as they precede any file names.	Prints only pages whose page numbers appear in the comma-separated
       list of numbers and ranges specified in the list argument. A range of N-M means pages N through M.  An argument of the form -N  means  from
       the  beginning  of  the text up to page N.  An argument of the form N- means from page N to the end of the text.  Directs nroff to use N as
       the number for the first generated page.  Stops every N pages.  The nroff command halts after formatting N pages to allow  paper  reloading
       or changing and resumes when it receives a new line signal.  The default for N is 1.  Prepends the macro file /usr/share/lib/tmac/tmac.name
       to the files specified in the nroff command line.  Sets register a to N.  The register specification is	limited  to  a	single	character.
       Reads  from  standard input after the specified list of files is exhausted.  Invokes the simultaneous input-output mode of the .rd request.
       Prepares output for the specified terminal.  The name argument refers to tabname files in /usr/share/lib/term.  The default  name  is  lpr,
       which refers to a dumb 10-pitch printer with no halfline or upline capability.  Produces equally-spaced words in adjusted lines, using full
       terminal resolution.  Uses output tabs during horizontal spacing to speed output and reduce  output  character  count.	Tab  settings  are
       assumed to be every eight nominal character widths.

DESCRIPTION

       The  nroff command formats text in the specified files for typewriter-like devices.  If no file argument is present, nroff reads from stan-
       dard input.  An argument consisting of a single minus sign (-) is taken to be a file name corresponding to standard input.

FILES

       Temporary file Standard macro files Terminal driver tables for nroff

SEE ALSO

       Commands:  checknr(1), man(1), neqn(1), soelim(1), tbl(1), catman(8)

       Files:  term(4), man(5), me(5), ms(5), rsml(5)

																	  nroff(1)