Re: lynx-dev LYNX: P(rint) removes "underlines"

[David Combs]

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> this isn't a change - 'print' doesn't do underlines since it (like the dump
> option) just saves the text as is.
>  

OK -- if that's so, then I have a problem.

Lots of software produces ascii files with underlines;
nroff (eg man-pages) produces such output.

So, my question:

How to get output-with-some-outlining into an ascii
file, so that "more", for instance, would show it
with underlines?

Or, suppose you had a man page from unix translated
into html.  What would you have to do to produce a
file from that that, when displayed via more, would
look just like a man page, perhaps like a file done
via:
    nroff -man foo.1 > foo.out ;  more foo.out

This is what I need to do.  

On the lynx screen I see underlines just fine.

What do I have to do to produce a more-able file
via P(rint)?

THANKS!