Using Bookreader
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Adding a Bookshelf to the Default Display (Tru64 UNIX)
You can add a local bookshelf to the default display as follows:
1. Name your bookshelf file library.decw_bookshelf , which
is the default name.
2. Define the DECW_BOOK environment variable to in-
clude the directory that contains the local bookshelf. For
example, on a system that already has DECW_BOOK
defined, to add /usr/mydir to the default display, define
DECW_BOOK as follows:
% setenv DECW_BOOK "`echo $DECW_BOOK` /usr/mydir"
This definition lets you access all the books you usually
read in addition to the books you add to the new bookshelf
file.
For more information about defining DECW_BOOK.
see the section Modifying the Library Window Display
(Tru64 UNIX).
3. Start Bookreader from the command line:
% dxbook
Bookreader opens the first bookshelf it encounters. Therefore,
you can display the books and bookshelves within your book-
shelf file at startup time by placing your directory at the
beginning of the DECW_BOOK search list. For example:
% setenv DECW_BOOK "/usr/mydir `echo $DECW_BOOK`"