> > As far as a manual goes, there isn't any real MacBSD manual,
> 
> On thing that Colin didn't mention is the 4.4 manual set that you can
> get from O'Reilly.  Some things will be different, but it's probably not
> bad to have if you're doing a lot with the system--I don't have them, so
> I don't know everything that's in there, but you might be able to get at
> least table of contents from O'Reilly web site.  If you're a member of
> USENIX, you might even get a discount on them.

Thanks for reminding me about this one.  However, I think that much of 
this one is part of the bsd distribution (it's in /usr/share/doc or 
something like that).  If you're up to printing about 200 pages of 
postscript, it might be useful to you (then again, several sections are 
missing, so you might want to buy the books instead).

Later.

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Colin Wood                                      ender@is.rice.edu
Consultant                                        Rice University
Information Technology Services                       Houston, TX