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From: stecz@hotwheel.dell.com (John Steczkowski)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.sysv386
Subject: Re: Does Dell ship manuals with SVR4?
Keywords: SCSI, peripherals
Message-ID: <17640@uudell.dell.com>
Date: 3 Apr 91 20:51:53 GMT
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In article <1991Apr3.133156.27534@pegasus.com>, richard@pegasus.com
(Richard Foulk) writes:
> >Dell ships on-line man pages with every copy of SVR4.   Dell does not
> >ship a complete paper doc set with every copy.  We have quite a few
> >customers that have multiple UNIX licenses and only want to kill one
> >manual set worth of trees for the site, and also do not want to have to
> >pay for all of those extra manuals.  Others do not want the paper docs 
> >at all if they are available on-line.  [...]
> 
> Does this mean that *all* of the paper docs are also available online,
> not just the man pages?
> 

No! There are man pages and some on-line help files.

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