Opening a Book from the Command Line (Tru64 UNIX)

  You can start Bookreader and open a book directly from the
  command line.

  To open a book from the command line on Tru64 UNIX,
  start Bookreader and specify the book name as the first
  argument to the   dxbook command.  For example,

  %  /usr/bin/dxbook  /usr/lib/X11/dxbook/filename.decw_book  &

  Alternatively, you can specify a bookshelf file to open.  For
  example,

  %  /usr/bin/dxbook  /usr/lib/X11/dxbook/filename.decw_bookshelf  &

  If you supply a path that is invalid, Bookreader tries to
  open the default library file, as pointed to by the DECW_
  BOOKSHELF environment variable, in the locations speci-
  fied by the DECW_BOOK environment variable.  See online
  help or the book  Managing Bookreader Libraries and Books
  for more information.

  For a full list of Bookreader commands and qualifiers on

  Tru64 UNIX, enter the following command:

  %  man  dxbook

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