RE: CVS Manual

[Aulner,Wayne]

Thanks a lot...

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[ On Friday, June 29, 2001 at 11:08:47 (-0500), Aulner,Wayne wrote: ]
> Subject: CVS Manual
>
> Is the CVS manual available for download? 

Of course!

It's part of the main source archive.  Download that and you have the
manual (and associated documentation, such as Berliner's CVS-II paper,
the manual page, and various other notes, etc.).

If I'm not mistaken there's a pre-build set of "*.info*" files for the
manual in the distribution.  You'll need the GNU "info" hypertext
browser program (from the GNU Texinfo distribution) to access them in
any logical manner though.

> I went to
> http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs.html but there is not like to download.

I think the on-line manual is really only for on-line reference use.

Not everyone's "on-line" though  :-)

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