Help with computing in the Department of Physics, University of California, San Diego We provide several different ways to get help. This one, the "help" command, is organized by topic and aimed mainly at begin- ning users of Unix. The 26-page Introduction to UNIX constitutes a more sequential guide, while the manual pages provide complete documentation for most commands available on the system. Select one of the topics below. You may abbreviate any topic you select, so long as the abbreviation is unambiguous. At the > prompt, you may use / to return to this top level, .. or carriage return to go up one level, . or ? to repeat the current level (only if it had subtopics), or exit, quit, or control-D to leave help. Beginners may wish to start with the Introduction. [Some topics have still not been filled in.] Topics: 
  Introduction    experiment      mail            printing        
  documentation   facility        mathematics     programming     
  editing         graphics        physics         typesetting