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From: "Richard L. Conn" <Rick.Conn@mindspring.com>
Subject: Re: Postscript copy of ARM?
Date: 1999/05/07
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The new Ada and Software Engineering CDROM has it on
disc 1 (ASE01_01).  You can also get it from the ASE websites,
the main one being:
  ftp://ftp.cdrom.com/pub/ase/support/cardcatx/a_rm95.htm

When you get here, click on FILE SPECS to quickly transfer to
the appropriate directories.

Rick

Rex Reges wrote in message <372F0C30.C13F58C3@Boeing.com>...
>What happened to the postscript version of the Ada Reference Manual? I
>have a printout that I made several years ago, but all I can find on the
>Web now is an HTML version.
>
>Anyone know where the postscript version is.
>
>Rex Reges