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How to Create Man Page

bhardwaj_himanshu May 2018

Hello All,

i have created a utility in linux that will automatically generate all essential files that is need to develop a C projects

for that utility i have developed a MAN Page,You can create your own Man page by using these simple steps:

You just need to know which macro i have to use
The utility name is MakeProject so you need to follow these steps and replace the name of MakeProject with your own utility

.TH MakeProject "01 May 2018" "Version 1.0"
.SH NAME
MakeProject - A utility to create all required files and folder for a Project
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B [-d] [-e] [-f
.I filename
.B ]
.I This is the MakeProject Utility to create Project related files
." This is comment
.SH DESCRIPTION
.B MakeProject
is an utility that is use to create default program files with Make file that are used to create any project in c
."
.PP
.B Use
you can simply use this utility by entering the project name that you wanted to create it automatically all the required files.
.SH FILES
.I /bin/MakeProject
.RS
Global system Configuration
.RE
.I $HOME/.MakeProjectrc
.RS
Local system configuration
.RE
.SH OPTIONS
.IP -name
Name of Project
.IP -y
enable Mainmenu in Project

.B Email:bhardwaj_himanshu@hotmail.com

.I Himanshu Bhardwaj

and you have to run with man MakeProject

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