Contents

Title and Copyright Information

About This Manual
Audience
New and Changed Features
Organization

1    Finding the Documentation You Need
1.1    Defining the Documentation Set
1.2    What You Get
1.3    Available Formats
1.3.1    Online Documentation
1.3.2    Printed Documentation
1.4    The Documentation CD-ROM
1.5    DIGITAL UNIX Documentation on the World Wide Web
1.6    Documentation for Layered Applications
1.6.1    Associated Products Volume 2 CD-ROM
1.6.2    Consolidated Software CD-ROM
1.6.3    Device Driver Documentation

2    The DIGITAL UNIX Manuals
2.1    End User Documentation
2.1.1    Startup Documentation
2.1.2    General User Documentation
2.1.3    System and Network Management Documentation
2.2    Documentation for Program Developers
2.2.1    General Programming Documentation
2.2.2    Windows Programming Documentation

3    Supplementary Documentation
3.1    Documentation CD-ROM
3.1.1    CD-ROM Contents Listing
3.1.2    Documentation Overview
3.1.3    DIGITAL UNIX Year 2000 Readiness
3.1.4    Java Documentation
3.1.5    DECwindows Documentation
3.1.6    Documentation for the X Window System
3.1.7    Name Server Operations Guide for BIND
3.2    Operating System CD-ROM
3.2.1    Software Product Descriptions
3.2.2    Listings of Fixes Made to the Operating System
3.2.3    Alternate Formats for Release Notes and Installation Guide
3.2.4    New and Changed Features in Prior Releases
3.2.5    X Image Extension Documentation
3.2.6    Emacs Documentation
3.2.7    Display PostScript Documentation
3.3    Associated Products CD-ROMs

4    The DIGITAL UNIX Reference Pages
4.1    Reading Reference Pages On Line
4.2    Reading Reference Pages in Printed Books
4.3    Overview of the Sections

5    Device Driver Documentation

6    How to Order DIGITAL UNIX Documentation

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