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W3M(1)							      General Commands Manual							    W3M(1)

NAME

       w3m - a text based Web browser and pager

SYNOPSIS

       w3m [options] [URL or filename]

       Use "w3m -h" to display a complete list of current options.

DESCRIPTION

       w3m  is	a  World  Wide Web (WWW) text based client. It has English and Japanese help files and an option menu and can be configured to use
       either language. It will display hypertext markup language (HTML) documents containing links to files residing on the local system, as well
       as files residing on remote systems. It can display HTML tables and frames.  In addition, it can be used as a "pager" in much the same man-
       ner as "more" or "less".  Current versions of w3m run on Unix (Solaris, SunOS, HP-UX, Linux, FreeBSD, and EWS4800) and on Microsoft Windows
       9x/NT.

OPTIONS

       At start up, w3m will load any local file or remote URL specified at the command line.  For help with runtime options, press "H" while run-
       ning w3m.  Command line options are:

       -t tab set tab width

       -r     ignore backspace effect

       -l line
	      # of preserved line (default 10000)

       -B     load bookmark

       -bookmark file
	      specify bookmark file

       -T type
	      specify content-type

       -m     internet message mode

       -v     visual startup mode

       -M     monochrome display

       -F     automatically render frame

       -dump  dump formatted page into stdout

       -cols width
	      specify column width (used with -dump)

       -ppc count
	      specify the number of pixels per character (default 8.0) Larger values will make tables narrower.

       -dump_source
	      dump page source into stdout

       -dump_head
	      dump response of HEAD request into stdout

       -dump_both
	      dump HEAD and source into stdout

       -dump_extra
	      dump HEAD, source, and extra information into stdout

       -post file
	      use POST method with file content

       -header string
	      insert string as a header

       +<num> goto <num> line

       -num   show line number

       -no-proxy
	      don't use proxy

       -no-mouse
	      don't use mouse

       -cookie
	      use cookie.

       -no-cookie
	      don't use cookie

       -pauth user:pass
	      proxy authentication

       -S     squeeze multiple blank lines

       -W     toggle wrap search mode

       -X     don't use termcap init/deinit

       -title [=TERM]
	      set buffer name to termianl title string.  If TERM is specified, use the TERM style title configuration.

       -o opt=value
	      assign value to config option

       -show-option
	      show all available config option

       -config file
	      specify config file

       -help  show usage

       -version
	      show w3m version

       -debug DO NOT USE

EXAMPLES

       To use w3m as a pager:
	      $ ls | w3m

       To use w3m to translate HTML files:
	      $ cat foo.html | w3m -T text/html

       or
	      $ cat foo.html | w3m -dump -T text/html >foo.txt

NOTES

       This is the w3m 0.2.1 Release.

       Additional information about w3m may be found on its Japanese language Web site located at:
	 http://w3m.sourceforge.net/index.ja.html
       or on its English version of the site at:
	 http://w3m.sourceforge.net/index.en.html

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

       w3m has incorporated code from several sources.	Hans J. Boehm, Alan J. Demers, Xerox Corp. and Silicon Graphics have the copyright of  the
       GC library comes with w3m package.  Users have contributed patches and suggestions over time.

AUTHOR

       Akinori ITO <aito@fw.ipsj.or.jp>

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SGMLTOOLS(1)						      General Commands Manual						      SGMLTOOLS(1)

NAME

       sgmltools - process sgml files.

SYNOPSIS

       sgmltools  [-b  backend]  [-d]  [-v]  [-V]  [-h]  [-l]  [-s  dsssl_spec]  [-j  jadeopt] [--backend={onehtml,html,ps,dvi,rtf,txt,ld2db,jade-
       tex,pdb,lynx,w3m}] [--debug] [--verbose] [--dsssl-spec=dsssl_spec] [--jade-opt=jadeopt] [--version] [--help] [--license]

DESCRIPTION

       sgmltools is the central driver of SGMLtools. You can use it to convert SGML input files to various formats, as indicated by the  --backend
       switch.

   OPTIONS
       -b, --backend
	      Select  the  backend  to	use. Currently, there are five different backends to choose from.  ps expects a DocBook SGML file and will
	      convert it into PostScript.  dvi expects a DocBook SGML file and will convert it into DVI.  rtf expects a DocBook SGML file and will
	      convert  it into RTF.  onehtml expects a DocBook SGML file and will convert it into a single HTML; the resulting file will be put in
	      the current directory (default).	html expects a DocBook SGML file and will convert it into HTML; the resulting files will be put in
	      a  subdirectory.	txt expects a DocBook SGML file and will convert it into ASCII. Note that this backend actually uses the w3m (pre-
	      ferred) or lynx (if w3m not found) backends.  ld2db expects a LinuxDoc-SGML file and will convert it  into  DocBook  SGML.   jadetex
	      expects a DocBook SGML file and will convert it into JadeTeX input. Only use this if you know what you're doing.	pdb expects a Doc-
	      Book SGML file and will convert it into the iSilo format used on Palm devices.  w3m expects a DocBook SGML file and will convert	it
	      into  ASCII. w3m does a better job of exporting HTML as ASCII text than Lynx, since w3m understands tables.  One should normally use
	      the txt backend and let sgmltools decide which ASCII exporter is available.  lynx expects a DocBook SGML file and  will  convert	it
	      into ASCII. One should normally use the txt backend and let sgmltools decide which ASCII exporter is available.

       -d, --debug
	      Enable  debugging.  All  temporary  files  will  be  left as is and possibly extra information on the processing steps is printed to
	      stderr.

       -v, --verbose
	      Be verbose. Information on commands executed, etcetera, will be printed to stdout.

       -s, --dsssl-spec
	      Specify the DSSSL stylesheet to apply (see STYLESHEETS, below).

       -j, --jade-opt
	      Pass additional options directly to Jade.

       -h, --help
	      Print a usage message on standard output and exit successfully (tbd).

       -V, --version
	      Print version information on standard output then exit successfully (tbd).

       -l, --license
	      Print license information

STYLESHEETS

       The DSSSL specification may be either  a  filename,  a  public  identifier  or  a  DSSSL  alias	(resolved  via	one  of  the  alias  files
       /etc/sgml/aliases and ~/.sgmlaliases to either a filename or a public identifier).

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES

       TMPDIR Temporary  directory. If it is on a local filesystem, a lot of copying will be avoided. Furthermore, setting this will prevent SGML-
	      tools from using /tmp and thus will prevent people trying to make use of race conditions.

       SGML_CATALOG_FILES
	      The SGML Open catalog files to use for resolving public identifiers into system identifiers.

BUGS

       This is an early developer release, so don't expect it to behave in any useful way. It won't make coffee or tea.

SOURCES

   sgmltools-lite
       http://sgmltools-lite.sourceforge.net

   w3m
       http://ei5nazha.yz.yamagata-u.ac.jp/~aito/w3m/eng

   iSilo Tools
       iSilo Palm readers and Linux encoders are available from:

       http://www.isilo.com

   DocBook Documentation
       The online version of 'DocBook: The Definitive Guide' can be found at:

       http://www.docbook.org

   OpenJade
       http://openjade.sourceforge.net

AUTHOR

       Copyright (c)2000, Cees A. de Groot <cg@sgmltools.org>.

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