Re: SYMBOLICS LISP MACHINE

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From: Peter Paine
Date: Thu, 01 Jul 1999 00:00

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At 2:50 am +0100 99/7/1, Rainer Joswig wrote:
>It is possible to create PDF files from the Symbolics
>documentation via Concordia. I don't know what the
>policy of Symbolics in this case is - whether they would
>distribute PDF files of their documentation, etc.

Many people ask about Genera and seek appropriate documentation.  It might
very useful if the standard DocEx information set in pdf format were
available via some W3 server.  Although the current Open Genera product
presumably includes such material, few have access to it.  I wonder if,
with Symbolics's approval, anyone could be a volenteer pdf server (machine
space or site buillding).  It would act as a rich source of information
concerning Lisp Machine Lisp in general and help foster Symbolics business
too.

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