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| help\
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| Show the hledger user manual in one of several formats,
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| optionally positioned at a given TOPIC (if possible).
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| 
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| TOPIC is any heading in the manual, or a heading prefix, case insensitive.
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| Eg: `commands`, `print`, `forecast`, `"auto postings"`, `journal`, `amount`.
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| 
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| _FLAGS
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| 
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| This command shows the user manual built in to this hledger version.
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| It can be useful if the correct version of the hledger manual,
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| or the usual viewing tools, are not installed on your system.
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| 
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| By default it uses the best viewer it can find in $PATH, in this order:
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| `info`, `man`, $PAGER (unless a topic is specified), `less`, or stdout.
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| When run non-interactively, it always uses stdout.
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| Or you can select a particular viewer with the 
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| `-i` (info), `-m` (man), or `-p` (pager) flags.
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| 
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| Examples
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| ```shell
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| $ hledger help --help    # show how the help command works
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| $ hledger help           # show the hledger manual with info, man or $PAGER
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| $ hledger help journal   # show the journal topic in the hledger manual
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| ```
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