term% cat index.txt MONK(1) General Commands Manual MONK(1)
NAME
monk, monksample - typeset documents and letters
SYNOPSIS
monk [ options ] [ files ]
monksample [ sample ]
DESCRIPTION
Monk formats the text in the named files for phototypesetting, using
other troff(1) preprocessors as necessary. Options are given below.
Any other arguments or flags (e.g., -o1-2) are passed to troff(1). Op‐
tions can occur in any order and can be intermixed with files. If no
arguments are given, monk prints a list of its options.
-Acommands
Invoke the commands after all preprocessors and before troff(1).
-Bcommands
Invoke the commands after monk and before any other preproces‐
sor.
-E Invoke the -e option of troff(1).
-Rfile Use file as the index file for refer(1).
-Tdest Prepare output for typesetter or terminal dest; Where dest can
be:
-T202 Mergenthaler Linotron 202
-T9700 Xerox 9700 printer
-Taps Autologic APS-5
-Tcanon Canon laser printer, see candest(7) (default)
-Tcat Graphic Systems C/A/T
-Timagen Imagen printer, see i10send(1)
-Tjerq 5620 or blit terminal
-T- The output from troff(1) is placed on standard output instead of
the default printer.
-x Shows the preprocessors that are being invoked.
The following options are not normally needed because monk automati‐
cally determines which preprocessor are required. However, if the com‐
mands in -A or -B options require a preprocessor, you can force monk to
invoke them using the following options.
-c col(1) (postprocessor)
-cn cite(1)
-e eqn(1)
-g grap(1)
-i ideal(1)
-p pic(1)
-r refer(1)
-s soelim(1)
-t tbl(1)
-tp tped(1)
Monksample produces on the standard output a skeleton document that you
can redirect into a file and edit. If no argument is given, monksample
prints a list of the available samples. They are:
cspress Computer Science Press galley sheets.
letter Personal letter
model IEEE/ACM model sheets.
rp AT&T Bell Laboratories release paper.
song Song sheets for singing at nursing homes.
tm AT&T Bell Laboratories technical memorandum.
FILES
/usr/lib/monk/cite forward and backward reference preprocessor
/usr/lib/monk/db monk databases
/usr/lib/monk/dorefer sed script for refer(1)
/usr/lib/monk/monk monk compiler
/usr/lib/monk/soelim preprocessor for troff(1) `.so' directives
/usr/lib/monk/tmac.p macros for pic(1) preprocessor
/usr/lib/monk/sample directory for existing samples
SEE ALSO
Murrel, S. L., Kowalski, T. J., Typing Documents on the UNIX System:
Using Monk 0.2
apsend(1), cite(1), d202(1), eqn(1), grap(1), ideal(1), ped(9.1),
pic(1), proof(9.1), refer(1), tbl(1), troff(1)
MONK(1)