[GnuWin32-Users] man command in gnuwin32

[John <jw...@ve...>]

Hello. If there is another place where this question should be put, please 
advise. I installed the gnuwin32 installer package from sourceforge.  The 
initial install was not entirely without incident, but I do believe that I 
managed to complete it after a little fiddling and restarts. I have read the 
'Readme.txt" file about "Maintaining a GnuWin32 package list and 
installation directory", and I have created the CLI startup links. Now I 
have a couple of questions.

First, do I understand correctly that there is no built in "man" command 
functionality that will load a manual for the commands? From the startup 
links, I can see multiple instruction files for the commands in several 
different formats: Windows Help files, HTML, PDFs, and a slew of TXT files. 
These TXT files are in various "cat" subfolders in the gnuwin32/man 
directories.

However, whenever I type "man" <command> at the shell prompt in the Gnuwin32 
environment, it returns this:

man:
not executing command:
/unsafe/

Is this normal behavior?

Secondly, I am not perfectly clear on the procedure for updating my 
installation. Should I simply run the "update.bat" file at some time in the 
future? Does it manage the process? Does it look to see which of these 
programs have been unzipped and utilized in order to decide which of them to 
update? Thanks.

John