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  9.      insight, iiv - The IRIS InSight Online Documentation Viewer (obsolete)
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  13.      insight [ -n [ -l bbbbooooooookkkkssss____llllooooccccaaaattttiiiioooonnnn ] ]
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  17.      The _I_R_I_S _I_n_S_i_g_h_t _V_i_e_w_e_r has been replaced by the _i_n_f_o_s_e_a_r_c_h(1) method of
  18.      viewing online documentation. The /_u_s_r/_s_b_i_n/_i_n_s_i_g_h_t application simply
  19.      runs the _i_n_f_o_s_e_a_r_c_h command if no command line options are specified.
  20.      Otherwise, you can trigger a "non-web-server" mode through the use of the
  21.      iiiinnnnssssiiiigggghhhhtttt command line options described below.
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  24.      A bbbbooooooookkkksssshhhheeeellllffff is defined as a directory containing a set of books. By
  25.      default, bookshelves are located in:
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  29.      To examine a sample bookshelf, look under this default path. Most of the
  30.      directories contained under this area are defined as bbbbooooooookkkksssshhhheeeellllvvvveeeessss. By
  31.      convention, below each of those bbbbooooooookkkksssshhhheeeellllffff directories exists a
  32.      subdirectory named "bbbbooooooookkkkssss". The "bbbbooooooookkkkssss" subdirectory contains all
  33.      available online books for this bbbbooooooookkkksssshhhheeeellllffff.
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  35.      For example, examining the path:
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  42.      -n   This puts the iiiinnnnssssiiiigggghhhhtttt command in a "non-web-server" mode, allowing
  43.           you to browse the existing bookshelves and books you have available
  44.           on your system using your standard web-browser. Be aware that
  45.           searching and many other features that are found in _i_n_f_o_s_e_a_r_c_h will
  46.           not be available to you in this mode.
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  48.      -l   The -l bbbbooooooookkkkssss____llllooooccccaaaattttiiiioooonnnn option can be used in conjunction with the ----nnnn
  49.           option. This allows you to designate a specific bookshelf or library
  50.           location to load. By default, the location is:
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  54.           You can use this command line option to specify a bookshelf such as:
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  58.           This option is oooonnnnllllyyyy vvvvaaaalllliiiidddd when used with the ----nnnn option (otherwise,
  59.           it is ignored).
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  75.      To bbbbrrrroooowwwwsssseeee the available bookshelves and books on the local system, in
  76.      your web browser or in the IRIX Interactive Desktop File Manager, open
  77.      the following file:
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  81.      Localized books can be browsed by opening the following file:
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  85.      Specifically, here is one such file (available only if localized books
  86.      have been installed):
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