Commercial servers are available, too, but I don't have any information
about them.
Currently, the documentation does not contain any pictures (except for the
PYVMS Logo), so you will not miss anything important.
It converts the '.RNO' files to a '.MEM' file for line-printer output or a
'.LNI' file for printers understanding ANSI format.
I have not tried to include much '.test page nn' hints into the '.HTML' files
to help RUNOFF make a better looking documentation - the page breaks are
sometimes located at very 'unfortunate' positions...
A simple set of EDT commands converts the '.MEM' file to a '.TXT' file
which is for reading the text with a text editor. They just delete the
'<CR><LF>' sequences and remove any lines for bold printing.
Welcome to PYVMS - the Python programming language running on the OpenVMS
operating system.
The original source is written as a number of '.HTML' files which you
can find in the [.VMS.DOC] subdirectory of the distribution.
You have several options to access them:
http://kcgl1.eng.ohio-state.edu/www/doc/serverinfo.html
http://www.vsm.com.au:8000/
or
ftp:/ftp.vsm.com.au/wasd/
$! define a foreign command
$ NETSCAPE == "$disk:[directory]NETSCAPE.EXE"
$ NETSCAPE file:DKA100:[PYTHON.PYTHON-1_5_1.VMS.DOC]TOC.HTML
http://www.openvms.digital.com/openvms/products/ips/
http://lynx.browser.org/
19-AUG-1998 ZE.