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LKBIB(1)						 LKBIB(1)

NAME
       lkbib - search bibliographic databases

SYNOPSIS
       lkbib [ -v ] [ -ifields ] [ -pfilename ] [ -tn ] key...

DESCRIPTION
       lkbib searches bibliographic databases for references that
       contain the keys key...	and prints any	references  found
       on  the	standard output.  lkbib will search any databases
       given by -p options, and then  a	 default  database.   The
       default database is taken from the REFER environment vari-
       able    if    it	   is	 set,	  otherwise	it     is
       /usr/share/dict/papers/Ind.  For each database filename to
       be searched, if an index filename.i created by  indxbib(1)
       exists,	then  it will be searched instead; each index can
       cover multiple databases.

OPTIONS
       -v     Print the version number.

       -pfilename
	      Search filename.	Multiple -p options can be  used.

       -istring
	      When  searching  files  for  which no index exists,
	      ignore the contents of fields whose  names  are  in
	      string.

       -tn    Only  require  the first n characters of keys to be
	      given.  Initially n is 6.

ENVIRONMENT
       REFER  Default database.

FILES
       /usr/share/dict/papers/Ind  Default database to be used if
				   the REFER environment variable
				   is not set.	filename.i  Index
				   files.

SEE ALSO
       refer(1), lookbib(1), indxbib(1)

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