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[sindi keesan <keesan2 AT cyberspace.org>]

YES! Works with `Back Quotes`.  Thank's for your patiants.
Sindi was suprized to discover this character on her keyboard.
Now... 
How can standard output be made into an environment varible?
jimd
> > >                             [BL] man2html script
> > >> >-------------------------------------------------------------
> > >> >#!/bin/bash
> > >> >zcat `find /usr/man/man* -name $1.*` | man2html | lynx -stdin
> > >> >-------------------------------------------------------------
> >
> I think those are not single quotes.  I forget now what they call them,
> but the symbol on the keyboard is usually located under the tilde.  So,
> it's the tilde key, but without hitting "shift" at the same time (not
> caps).  Looks very much like inverted commas, but I think it's a different
> symbol.  Maybe the script won't run because you're using the wrong "single
> quotes"?
> 
> James
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