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Subject: Re: Ada Reference Manual in texinfo format?
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"Jean-Pierre Rosen" <rosen@adalog.fr> wrote in message
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> Randy Brukardt a �crit :
> >> Unless I'm mistaken, the search engine requires the www.adaic.com
> >> server, so cannot work off-line.  This is a no go...
> >
> > That's true, but I didn't know anyone worked off-line anymore.
> >
> Never work in a train, airplane, even public transportation?

Almost never; I use travel time to relax as travel is stressful enough as it
is. (And I've never catch up on reading magazines if I didn't do it on
airplanes.)

The last time I tried that was on the train from York back to London
(because it had the cheapest Internet connection I found in the UK) -- but
the bouncing around in the cramped surroundings made it hard to accomplish
(even type) anything.

And I think it is best to leave work at work, else I would probably do
nothing else.

                                Randy.