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WNINTRO(1WN)		    WordNet™ User Commands		  WNINTRO(1WN)

NAME
       wnintro - WordNet user commands

SYNOPSIS
       wn - command line interface to WordNet database

       wnb - window based WordNet browser

DESCRIPTION
       This section of the WordNet Reference Manual contains manual pages that
       describe commands available with the various WordNet system packages.

       The WordNet interfaces wn(1WN) and wnb(1WN) allow the  user  to	search
       the WordNet database and display the information textually.

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES (UNIX)
       WNHOME		   Base	   directory	for   WordNet.	  Default   is
			   /usr/local/WordNet-3.0.

       WNSEARCHDIR	   Directory in which the WordNet  database  has  been
			   installed.  Default is WNHOME/dict.

REGISTRY (WINDOWS)
       HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WordNet\3.0\WNHome
			   Base	 directory  for	 WordNet.   Default is C:\Pro‐
			   gram Files\WordNet\3.0.

SEE ALSO
       grind(1WN),  wn(1WN),  wnb(1WN),	 wnintro(3WN),	 wnintro(5WN),	 wnin‐
       tro(7WN).

       Fellbaum,  C.  (1998),  ed.  "WordNet: An Electronic Lexical Database".
       MIT Press, Cambridge, MA.

AVAILABILITY
       WordNet has a World  Wide  Web  site  at	 http://wordnet.princeton.edu.
       From  this web site users can learn about the WordNet project, run sev‐
       eral different interfaces to the WordNet database, and download various
       WordNet system packages and "Five Papers on WordNet".

WordNet 3.0			   Dec 2006			  WNINTRO(1WN)

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