There is a program called laserrom which you can use to look at these manuals, either searching by keyword or simply browsing through them. It has two interfaces, one for X-windows workstations and another for character based terminals. This article assumes you are using the X-Windows Interface. When you first start the laserrom program, there will be a Library Window, which is divided into three portions, placed on the screen. The first portion is titled Available Shelves and Drawers, and lists all the databases which are available.
Bookshelves are collections of manuals.
Each manual consists of chapters and sections, just like a real book. Drawers are collections of files which are grouped by topic. Manuals include such things as user's and reference manuals for HP's programming languages. Drawers contain product information and bug reports which may be more useful to system administrators than to end users. However, as mentioned above, it is likely that most useful information will be found in the manuals.