`.IP' is not interpreted correctly because of the preceding `\fP' on a separated line (see test.1).
-------------------------------test.1-------------------------------- .TH "LINUX" "1" .PP Test \fBbold \fP .PP Paragraph --------------------------------------------------------------------- The following two examples produce correct output. -------------------------------test.2-------------------------------- .TH "LINUX" "1" .PP Test \fBbold\fP .PP Paragraph --------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------test.3-------------------------------- .TH "LINUX" "1" .PP Test .ft B bold .ft .PP Paragraph --------------------------------------------------------------------- `\fB' and `\fP' are used by the userinput environment (and various others) to produce bold text. According to the groff manual the `\f' escape is only used for changing fonts in the middle of words. So the `.ft' request seems to be the far better way for changing fonts in the userinput environment. I'll try to fix this with the next docbook-to-man upload. However, I'm not sure whether this is still also a groff issue. Regards -- Philipp Benner -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
