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Files in /sys/lib/tmac: * complet.1127: address of the director of AT&T… undocumented * cover.1127: address of the director of AT&T… undocumented * mmn mm macros for nroff, undocumented * mmt: mm macros for troff(1), undocumented * name.sed: sed(1) script used by tmac.cs * sendcover: rc(1) script used by tmac.mcs * strings.mm: mm macro strings, undocumented * tmac.an: man(6) macros * tmac.anhtml: Use man(6) with HTML * tmac.antimes: man(6) for Times New Roman? * tmac.bits: ‘macros to typset bitmaps,’ see 10th Edition UNIX manual: mbits(6), does not seem to be needed * tmac.cs: coversheet macros, documented in 10th Edition UNIX manual; [pdf or PostScript of section on ms/mcs available from Dennis Ritchie | http://www.cs.bell-labs.com/10thEdMan/index.html] * tmac.e: me macros, made by Eric Allman for BSD. [His tutorial paper | http://docs.freebsd.org/44doc/usd/19.memacros/paper.pdf] and [the reference manual | http://docs.freebsd.org/44doc/usd/20.meref/paper.pdf]. * tmac.html: mhtml(6) macros * tmac.jsdisp: displays macros, e.g. keeps, documented? * tmac.m: mm macros, documented in System V and WWB manuals * tmac.mcs: mcs macros, apparently a special version of ms(6), undocumented * tmac.nihongo: mnihongo(6) macros * tmac.org: ‘.so /usr/lib/macros/org’, undocumented * tmac.pictures: mpictures(6) macros * tmac.psychrefs: format references à la refer(1), undocumented * tmac.ptx: macros for indexes, undocumented * tmac.rscover: macros for cover pages? undocumented * tmac.s, ms(6) macros * tmac.scover: more macros for ms(6), not directly documented * tmac.sdisp: more macros for ms(6), not directly documented * tmac.skeep: more macros for ms(6), not directly documented * tmac.soft: macros from mel…, not documented - perhaps for "SOFTWARE - Practice and Experience" * tmac.spe: extension of -mpm (see /n/sources/extra) for "SOFTWARE - Practice and Experience"; requires -mpm and includes it (so you don't have to). Contains a sample document (in an .ig block at the top) * tmac.srefs: format references à la refer(1) * tmac.twb: slide macros for a tool called "Toastmaster's Workbench"; documented in First Edition manual ([http://doc.cat-v.org/plan_9/1st_edition/manual.pdf], see twb(9.1) on page 515) and the fb/twb program to handle this is no longer available * tmac.uni: converts Unicode characters to their roff equivalent, is it needed? * tmac.v: mv macros, for view graphs and slides. Original Bell Labs paper at /n/sources/contrib/pietro/mv.pdf (~10MB).
