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From: jrw@hropus.UUCP (Jim Webb)
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Subject: Re: UNIX Programmers' Manual
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Date: Tue, 19-Aug-86 12:42:10 EDT
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> Umm, I thought that manuals were licensed also.  SO ... you can only
> get 4.2 documentation if you are licensed for 4.2, etc.  

I know that you do NOT need any license to purchase user documentation for
System V. By "user" documentation, I mean such manuals as the User's Ref
and Programmer's References.  I know for such beasts as "Feature Card Internals"
or some such you do need a source code license, but the majority of the
manuals not restricted.  As for the 4.2 docs, I remember USENIX selling them
to people at the last UniForum in Anaheim.
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Jim Webb             "Out of phase--get help"         ihnp4!houxm!hropus!jrw