If you are using the CDE environment, no additional effort
is needed to install the HP PEX On-Line Information System.
However, you may wish, for example, to change the appearance or
color of the on-line information windows, or setup a Postscript
printer.
How to Print On-Line Information |
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Printing of the on-line pages will be to your default printer.
If your printer is Postscript-capable or has the fonts resident,
pages are printed in the fonts as displayed on-screen.
The files that control the default printer settings of the
on-line information with CDE Help are contained in the 〈app-defaults〉
directory[4]. List the application
default files, Help*.
The file Helpprint
enables you to select a printer model.
How to Change the Appearance of your On-Line Display |
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The files that control the appearance of the on-line information
with CDE Help are contained in the 〈app-defaults〉
directory. List the application default files, Help*. The Helpview file specifies the
size, color, and fonts used in displaying the on-line information.
Using a Font Other Than the Default |
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A default font is provided. However, because HP CDE saves
and restores the X font path across multiple sessions, HP CDE users
will need to explicitly modify the X font path to access fonts other
than the default. This is described in “Text and Fonts ”.
Using the Command Line Prompt to Start the On-Line
System |
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To be able to run the on-line information system from a command
line prompt (with or without CDE), run the script 〈vhelp〉[5]/bin/pexman.
This allows you to access the tutorial and reference information
from the command line.
On-Line Learning Product File Structure |
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The HP PEX On-Line Information System
comprises a set of files under the 〈vhelp〉
directory. The entirety of the documentation is accessible via pexman; it starts with the
HP PEX 5.1v4 on-line tutorial/reference and displays the top-level
topic on your screen.