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 .TH VH 1 "10 May 1993" "UNIX"
 .IX "vh" "" "vh \(em -- volks-hypertext browser for the Jargon File"
 .ds ud /usr/local/lib/vh
-.ds fv "2.9.6
 .SH NAME
 vh \- volks-hypertext browser for the Jargon File
 .SH SYNOPSIS
+\fBjargon\fR [-cfgimrs] [-b key]
 \fBvh\fR [-cfgimrs] [-b key] [document]
 .SH DESCRIPTION
 This program is a handy hypertext browser, originally written for the
@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ out till you tell it to go away, type control-Q.
 In the text file only, if you click on the main screen (i.e. not
 on the scrollbar or the prompt line) outside of a reference in
 curly braces, the program will page forward one screen.
-
+.SH OTHER OPTIONS
 The -i option enables an incremental-lookup feature (but note that
 this feature may not be available in all ports).  In this mode, lookup
 and string search both behave like an Emacs incremental search.  That
@@ -139,15 +139,15 @@ Where entries selected by the ^Y (Print) command are appended to.
 .P
 The Jargon File can be obtained by FTP from various archive sites.
 A copy lives more or less permanently as
-.I pub/jargon298.ascii
+.I pub/jargon?????.txt
 at
 .I prep.ai.mit.edu
-(18.71.0.38).
+(18.71.0.38), where `?????' is replaced by the current version number.
 Future updates will be made available there.
 .SH ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
 .TP 3.5i
 .I VHPATH
-Search path for vh documents. Defaults to ".:/usr/lib/vh"
+Search path for vh documents. Defaults to "\*(ud".
 .SH BUGS
 If a selection wraps around the right margin, only a mouse click on
 the part before the line wrap will chase it; clicks on the portion
@@ -159,8 +159,8 @@ thus, you might have to do a ^L to force screen update afterwards.
 Crocking around this in the obvious way would introduce screen flicker for
 everybody.  Use BS.
 
-Because UNIX's pseudorandom-number generator isn't very good, the
-fortune-cookie mode under UNIX isn't either.
+Because BSD UNIX's pseudorandom-number generator isn't very good, the
+fortune-cookie mode under that UNIX isn't either.
 
 Output from a -f list may include alphabetical section headers which
 are not, strictly speaking, part of the desired text.
@@ -168,11 +168,11 @@ are not, strictly speaking, part of the desired text.
 Concept, DOS support, and database code from the MS-DOS `jargon'
 program by Raymond D. Gardner <FidoNet 1:104/89.2>; new features,
 docs, and curses(3)-using UNIX code by Eric S. Raymond
-<eric@snark.thyrsus.com>.
+<esr@snark.thyrsus.com>.
 .SH SEE ALSO
-.I The New Hacker's Dictionary,
-by Eric S. Raymond (ed.), MIT Press 1991, ISBN 0-262-68069-6.  The
-Jargon File (version 2.9.6), nicely typeset and bound with additional
+.I The New Hacker's Dictionary (Second Edition),
+by Eric S. Raymond (ed.), MIT Press 1993, ISBN 0-262-68079-3.  The
+Jargon File (version 3.0.0), nicely typeset and bound with additional
 front matter.
 
 Please email your Jargon File entries and corrections to