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doc/manpages/man1/ad.1.md

@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ Set metadata on files.
 
 Show version.
 
-> `ad -v|--version`
+> `ad -v | --version`
 
 # ad ls
 
@@ -216,24 +216,24 @@ The set utility alters metadata on files within an AFP volume.
 
 The options are as follows:
 
--t \<type\>
+-t <type\>
 
 > Change a file's four character file type.
 
--c \<creator\>
+-c <creator\>
 
 > Change a file's four character creator type.
 
--l \<label\>
+-l <label\>
 
 > Change a file's color label. See list below for available colors.
 
--f \<flags\>
+-f <flags\>
 
 > Change a file's Finder flags. See list below for available flags.
 Uppercase letter sets the flag, lowercase removes the flag.
 
--a \<attributes\>
+-a <attributes\>
 
 > Change a file's attributes. See list below for available attributes.
 Uppercase letter sets the flag, lowercase removes the flag.

doc/manpages/man1/addump.1.md

@@ -23,30 +23,30 @@ addump - Dump AppleSingle/AppleDouble format data
 It can dump various AppleSingle/AppleDouble data created by mailers,
 archivers, Mac OS X, Netatalk and so on.
 
-With no \<FILE\>|\<DIR\>, or when \<FILE\>|\<DIR\> is '-', read standard
+With no <FILE\>|<DIR\>, or when <FILE\>|<DIR\> is '-', read standard
 input.
 
 # Options
 
-`-a` \[\<FILE\>|\<DIR\>\]
+`-a` \[<FILE\>|<DIR\>\]
 
-> This is the default. Dump AppleSingle/AppleDouble data for \<FILE\> or
-\<DIR\> automatically. If FILE is not in AppleSingle/AppleDouble format,
-look for extended attributes, \<.AppleDouble/FILE\> and \<.\_FILE\>. If
-\<DIR\>, look for extended attributes, \<DIR/.AppleDouble/.Parent\> and
-\<.\_DIR\>.
+> This is the default. Dump AppleSingle/AppleDouble data for <FILE\> or
+<DIR\> automatically. If FILE is not in AppleSingle/AppleDouble format,
+look for extended attributes, <.AppleDouble/FILE\> and <.\_FILE\>. If
+<DIR\>, look for extended attributes, <DIR/.AppleDouble/.Parent\> and
+<.\_DIR\>.
 
-`-e` \<FILE\>|\<DIR\>
+`-e` <FILE\>|<DIR\>
 
-> Dump extended attributes of \<FILE\> or \<DIR\>.
+> Dump extended attributes of <FILE\> or <DIR\>.
 
-`-f` \[\<FILE\>\]
+`-f` \[<FILE\>\]
 
-> Dump \<FILE\>. Assume FinderInfo to be FileInfo.
+> Dump <FILE\>. Assume FinderInfo to be FileInfo.
 
-`-d` \[\<FILE\>\]
+`-d` \[<FILE\>\]
 
-> Dump \<FILE\>. Assume FinderInfo to be DirInfo.
+> Dump <FILE\>. Assume FinderInfo to be DirInfo.
 
 `-h, -help, --help`
 

doc/manpages/man1/aecho.1.md

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ Check to see if a particular host is up and responding to AEP packets:
 
 # Options
 
-`-c` \<count\>
+`-c` <count\>
 
 > Stop after *count* packets.
 

doc/manpages/man1/afpldaptest.1.md

@@ -15,17 +15,17 @@ in afp.conf.
 
 # Options
 
-`-u` \<USER\>
+`-u` <USER\>
 
-> Show uuid for \<USER\>.
+> Show uuid for <USER\>.
 
-`-g` \<GROUP\>
+`-g` <GROUP\>
 
-> Show uuid for \<GROUP\>.
+> Show uuid for <GROUP\>.
 
-`-i` \<UUID\>
+`-i` <UUID\>
 
-> Show user, group or local-uuid for \<UUID\>.
+> Show user, group or local-uuid for <UUID\>.
 
 `-h, -?, -:`
 

doc/manpages/man1/afppasswd.1.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ User Authentication Modules.
 user credentials, or by local system users with no parameters to change
 their own AFP passwords.
 
-> **Note**
+> **NOTE**
 
 > With this utility you can only change the passwords used by these two
 Random Number UAMs. As they provide only weak password encryption, their
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ Local user changing their own password:
 
 > Force the current action.
 
-`-p` \<path\>
+`-p` <path\>
 
 > Path to `afppasswd` file.
 
@@ -56,12 +56,12 @@ Local user changing their own password:
 cracklib checking to be disabled, if the superuser does not want to have
 the password run against the cracklib dictionary.
 
-`-u` \<minimum uid\>
+`-u` <minimum uid\>
 
 > This is the minimum *user id* (uid) that `afppasswd` will use when
 creating users.
 
-`-w` \<password string\>
+`-w` <password string\>
 
 > Use string as password, instead of typing it interactively. Please use
 this option only if absolutely necessary, since the password may remain

doc/manpages/man1/asip-status.1.md

@@ -13,12 +13,12 @@ asip-status — Queries an AFP server for its capabilities
 # Description
 
 `asip-status` sends an FPGetSrvrInfo request to an AFP server at
-\<HOSTNAME\>:\<PORT\> and displays the results: "Machine type", the
+<HOSTNAME\>:<PORT\> and displays the results: "Machine type", the
 server's name, supported AFP versions, UAMs and AFP flags, the "server
 signature" and the network addresses that the server provides AFP
 services on.
 
-When you don't supply \<PORT\>, then the default AFP port, 548, will be
+When you don't supply <PORT\>, then the default AFP port, 548, will be
 used.
 
 Starting with Netatalk 3.1.9, `asip-status` supports both IPv4 and IPv6.

doc/manpages/man1/nbp.1.md

@@ -4,15 +4,15 @@ nbplkup, nbprgstr, nbpunrgstr — tools for accessing the NBP database
 
 # Description
 
-`nbprgstr` registers \<nbpname\> with `atalkd(8)`, at the given
-\<port\>. `nbpunrgstr` informs *atalkd* that \<nbpname\> is no longer to
+`nbprgstr` registers <nbpname\> with `atalkd(8)`, at the given
+<port\>. `nbpunrgstr` informs *atalkd* that <nbpname\> is no longer to
 be advertised.
 
-`nbplkup` displays up to \<maxresponses\> (default 1000) entities
-registered on the AppleTalk internet. *\<nbpname\>* is parsed by
+`nbplkup` displays up to <maxresponses\> (default 1000) entities
+registered on the AppleTalk internet. *<nbpname\>* is parsed by
 `nbp_name(3)`. An \`*=*' for the *object* or *type* matches anything,
 and an \`*\**' for *zone* means the local zone. The default values are
-taken from the *NBPLKUP* environment variable, parsed as an \<nbpname\>.
+taken from the *NBPLKUP* environment variable, parsed as an <nbpname\>.
 
 # Environment Variables
 

doc/manpages/man1/pap.1.md

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ sending `lpd(8)` spooled print jobs to AppleTalk connected printers. See
 
 # Options
 
-`-A` \<address\>
+`-A` <address\>
 
 > Connect to the printer with Appletalk address *address* and do not
 consult the `.paprc` file to find a printer name. See `atalk_aton(3)`
@@ -58,13 +58,13 @@ client side should wait for the printer to return EOF before closing the
 connection. Some clients don't wait, and hence some printers have
 related bugs in their implementation.
 
-`-p` \<nbpname\>
+`-p` <nbpname\>
 
 > Connect to the printer named *nbpname* and do not consult the `.paprc`
 file to find a printer name. See `nbp_name(3)` for the syntax of
 *nbpname*.
 
-`-s` \<statusfile\>
+`-s` <statusfile\>
 
 > Update the file called *statusfile* to contain the most recent status
 message from the printer. `pap` gets the status from the printer when it

doc/manpages/man4/atalk.4.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ libraries; and ADSP is planned.
 # Addressing
 
 AppleTalk addresses are three byte quantities, stored in network byte
-order. The include file \<*netatalk/at.h*\> defines the AppleTalk
+order. The include file <*netatalk/at.h*\> defines the AppleTalk
 address format.
 
 Sockets in the AppleTalk protocol family use the following address