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From: ron@vsedev.VSE.COM (Ron Flax)
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Subject: Re: ATT SVR3 distribution
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Date: Mon, 6-Oct-86 10:34:13 EDT
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Posted: Mon Oct  6 10:34:13 1986
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In article <4326@brl-smoke.ARPA> cadovax!mitchell@LOCUS.UCLA.EDU (Mitchell Lerner) writes:
>
>From what I understand, SVR3 does not come with a machine readable version
>of the system manual pages for on-line man pages and a on-line record of
>changes/enhansements made to the system.  I've always thought that this
>was one of the most efficient things about the UNIX development/operating
>environment.

From what I understand the on-line manual was struck from the roster
in SVR2, but *WAS* part of SVR1.  For AT&T: Why????

It should at least be part of the source distribution, if not binary.
Unless of couse AT&T would like to send sites copies of the manuals for
each of the users on a given system.  Not likely.

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