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I would like to read the documentation of the link "Expression" which is in the mentioned-thraed.

The problem is that I cannot use cursor to locate the link and then press enter.

How can you read a link in your Find's manual?

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Léo Léopold Hertz 준영
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Instead of "man find" try "pinfo -m find" or "pinfo find". "info find" will also work, but is harder to use.

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  • Are Info's manuals completely substitutes for Man's manuals? – Léo Léopold Hertz 준영 Jul 02 '09 at 21:44
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    "pinfo -m" gives you man's manuals. Without the -m option, you'll get a different (info) version of the docs unless there is none (in which case it will return the man page), which may be more or less complete. Many GNU packages update the info pages and don't touch the man pages, other packages update man and have an outdated info page. – freiheit Jul 02 '09 at 21:52
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Those aren't really links. They're just underlined text.

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