>>Winzip should be able to take it from there. > > >>If not, is there any other way I can browse the documentation > (/usr/doc, > > .>>/usr/man, /usr/info) for debian while not actually at a PC with > debian > >>> running? Is it available on the web? > >>hmm well... with dwww there is an entire web interface to documentation >>I don't know if anyone has dww publicly available for browseing
I got a little trick you can try. If you have Midnight Commander installed you can use that to install .deb. Now before you install, it shows what it's installing and where. For Example: /Content INFO *INSTALL If you choose /content directory it will contain the /doc and /man paths and the documents in them. You can the view the Readmes and such and then save them to a dos floppy in a txt format and take them to work to read!!!! That what I do. I have had a problem yet... Rod....