mam(1)

NAME
     mam - tool for adding accessibility features to motif applications

SYNOPSIS
     mam [options] application


DESCRIPTION
     The Motif Accessibility Module (MAM) provides a non-invasive and
     invisible interface between the application and the keyboard, screen or
     mouse.  An application can be run with the mam command to provide
     customized tooltips, colors, fonts and keyboard navigation.

     The following command-line options can be used with mam:

     -l{ang} locale  Use locale internally, overriding LANG settings.

     -t target       Use target alternative internal libraries if available.

     -v              Display mam version information and exit.

     -i              Run the Application Inspector (requires a license).

     -m              Display the mam Image Magnifier.

     -e              Enable internal X/Motif error handlers.

     -O              Override (program exit for non-Motif applications).

     -d              Debugging information printed to stderr.

     A user's desktop can be configured to use mam via AccessX (Toolchest >
     Desktop > Customize > Accessibility) or mamcfg.

     For full usage instructions, see "IST's Motif Accessibility Solution".

FILES
     $HOME/mam/    Directory containing a user's customized mam resource files
                   for specific applications.

     /usr/lib/locale/$LANG/app-defaults/
                   Directory containing system-default mam resource files.

     $HOME/.mamrc  User-specific configurations created by mimuser.

     $HOME/.desktop-<hostname>/mam
                   Configuration file for desktop integration created by
                   mamcfg.

     /usr/share/doc/MAM/accessibility.pdf
                   MAM documentation, "IST's Motif Accessibility Solution".
SEE ALSO
     accessx(1), mamcfg(1), mimuser(1), toolchest(1X).

NOTES
     For your application to be made fully accessible, it needs to have been
     dynamically linked with the Xt library (libXt), Xm and X11.  You can find
     out whether the application has been dynamically or statically linked
     with libXt by running ldd on the application.  If the output mentions
     libXt, the application has been dynamically linked with the Xt library
     and can be made accessible.

     A software license is required to run the MAM Application Inspector (see
     release notes for details).

     MAM is a proprietary product from Imperial Software Technology
     (http://www.ist.co.uk).