UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers

I've been asked to come up with a command to display a man page that will continuously scrol (i.e. not hitting space/enter)l. Is there a way do this? I'm stumped.

Thank you for your help.

Code:

export PAGER=cat
man ls

Thank you for the quick response. Is there any way to do this using only commands? I tried to cat the man file, thinking that that would display the entire file, but it would not work.

I don't understand the question.
Could you elaborate on what do you mean by 'using only commands'?

Sorry about the ambiguity. Normally, when you execute the man command, the output is displayed one page at a time. I do not want the output of the man command to be displayed by pages but, instead, continously scroll, what command option would I use to do this?

This is for an intro UNIX class, so I don't think they want us changing variables at this time. (I could be wrong though).

Hmmmm...... I don't see anything applicable on Solaris' version of 'man'.
I cannot think of anything solution, but:

Code:

PAGER=cat man ls

Maybe others can think of something different.

How about col?

Code:

man ls | col