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> > We currently have pdf versions of the docs at
> > ftp://postgresql.org/doc/ but afaik there is no "pdf maintainer" who
> > is guaranteed to do this when we release new versions, so help with
> > the next release would be welcome.
> sorry, i have not looked at the ftp-server. My versions of the docs 
> have also an index-tree.  I think, this is much better than without 
> index.
> If you want, i can help you to help with the pdf docs.

Can you send me an example of a pdf doc with this feature? It sounds
like we will want to do this, and if you are willing to continue
supporting it that would be great.

Are you on the hackers or docs lists?

                    - Thomas

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Thomas Lockhart				lockhart@alumni.caltech.edu
South Pasadena, California