Using aliases
Under unix, you can set up your own www command using an alias, even
if you do not have system privileges. (See seperate info for VMS
).
The commands below are for the C shell (csh). If you are using the
korn shell, you will replace the space between the name and value
of an alias with an equals "=" sign.
To define the www command, simply make an alias to the executable
file (www) in the directory in which you have put it.
<![CDATA[ alias www /path/path/path/Implementaion/machine/www
]]>If you want to make a special command to point directly to a particular
hypertext document, then you must find its hypertext address. You
then define an alias giving that address as a first parameter to "www".
<![CDATA[ alias xfind www http://crnvmc/FIND/pub+user\?
]]>Note the backslash (\) used to prevent the question mark (here part
of the address of the FIND index) from being interpreted by the shell.
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Tim BL