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From: Paul Rubin
Date: Thu, 08 Oct 1992 23:13

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I urge that it become an official policy that *every* GNU manual
should, in its Top node, prominently state the version number of the
program that it documents (e.g. Emacs version 18.58, not just version 18).
I have no convenient way to tell right now whether the documents in
the Info tree I'm using are up to date.  Printed manuals should also
prominently state the version number on the title page, but this isn't
usually such a bad problem.

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