NAME
      clue - to get a clue
   SYNOPSIS
      clue [ options ] ...  [ username ] ...
   DESCRIPTION
      clue allows the invoker to send a clue to the user(s) speci-
      fied in the command line.  If no users are specified, they
      are taken from the CLUELESS environment variable.  Options to
      make things more interesting are as follows:
      -#n       give multiple clues
      -a        add to the list of the clueless (~/.clueless)
      -escott   Dont ask Erik Scott for a clue.
      -nelson   Returns a null pointer
      -v        give a verbal clue
      -z        zephyr a clue
   ENVIRONMENT
      CLUELESS
         is a list of system users which will be used if
         none are specified in the command line.  If any are
         specified, the values in CLUELESS is ignored.
   FILES
      /usr/lib/clue/clueless     blondes, etc.
      /usr/lib/clue/dorks        possible dates for clueless women
      /usr/lib/clue/weanies      miscellany of the clueless
   BUGS
      ^C (quit process) will leave the user without a clue.
      ^Z (stop process) will leave the user with a partial clue.
   MAN AUTHOR
      Author prefers to be anonymous so that people have not a  clue
   who
      wrote this.
   HISTORY
      You  fill  in  those  throughout  history  who   have   needed
   clues....geez,
      this is only a manual page....
 
  Printed 5/18/93              5/18/93                            1
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