.TH MAN2PS 1 .SH NAME man2ps \- create individual PostScript files for each page of a man page .SH SYNOPSIS .B man2ps .I file [\fIfile2\fP [\fI...\fP]] .SH DESCRIPTION .B man2ps is a bourne shell script that turns a man page into a set of PostScript files, for inclusion in a document. .B man2ps converts the man page to a PostScript file using .IR groff (1), and then uses the .IR csplit (1) command to split the file into individual pages. .B man2ps inserts the PostScript command: .sp .nf .in +.5i \&0.85 dup scale .in -.5i .fi .sp at the beginning of each page, so that the pages will fit onto an 8.5"x11" page. .PP The files created by .B man2ps have the same name as the command, with a sequential number and the string ".ps" appended. For example, running .B man2ps on the file "kinit.M" would produce the PostScript files "kinit1.ps", "kinit2.ps", ... .SH SEE ALSO troff(1), csplit(1) .SH BUGS .B man2ps requires the user to have .I groff and either .I csplit or .I gcsplit in her path. .SH AUTHORS .B man2ps was written by Jeff Bigler at Cygnus Support and Theodore Ts'o at MIT.