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+	This is my first attempt at a texinfo version of the 
+Linux FAQ.  For now I am calling it version 0.00001 and will
+release a new version sometime next week which may be worthy
+to bear the version number 1.0.
+
+	The info format is Gnu's version of hypertext.  Alas, I
+have not had the time to properly add all the cross references
+and index terms (they will be in v1.0).  Also, the TeX (and 
+the info format) are not anywhere near as beautiful as they
+should be (hopefully, this too will be rectified).  I also
+left off section 7 for now (this includes the LPD and UUCP 
+sections).  The reason for all of the above is of course time.
+I said I'd have this out by Friday and with the abridged 
+edition, it's out a day early.
+
+	I have uploaded two packages to sunsite and tsx-11.
+You will be able to grab them from sunsite immediately from
+the incoming directory and will have to figure out where 
+Ted might hide them on tsx-11 (I'd check under /pub/linux/docs/info).
+The names you will want to look for are linux.info.faq.src.tgz
+and linux.info.faq.tgz.
+
+	The first linux.info.faq.src.tgz contains 5 texinfo files
+which you can use to create TeX or info (or ASCII) versions of 
+the FAQ, if you have the texinfo package (from prep.ai.mit.edu ).
+
+	The second linux.info.faq.tgz is for the benefit of
+those without the texinfo package.  It contains a stand alone
+info browser (compiled with static libc4.4) and the info files
+created from the above source (as well as info files on how to
+use info).
+
+	If you have emacs, you can use the built in info viewer to
+browse the FAQ.  This has the advantage that the arrow keys
+work under Linux, but it is not hard to use without.
+
+----------
+	I am assuming that if you grabbed the texinfo sources you
+know what you are doing, so the rest of this file will deal with 
+how to install the linux.info.faq.tgz package.
+----------
+
+To install you can:
+
+	1) run the install script (info.install)
+	2) install it by hand which involves putting the info 
+	   binary somehere in your path and issuing a 'rehash'
+	   command and copying the *.info* and 'dir' files to
+	   /usr/gnu/info.
+
+To use info, just type 'info' (or if you haven't installed things yet
+and just want to check out the FAQ use 'info -f linux-faq.info').  Once
+you're in info, it's a lot like emacs.  If you want to read the FAQ 
+straight through, just keep hitting space, otherwise, you'll need to
+learn some keys.
+
+	? = key summary
+	h = tutorial (highly recommended)
+	SPACE = move forward a page
+	DEL   = move backward a page
+        CTRL-P = previous line
+	CTRL-N = next line
+	CTRL-F = forward char
+	CTRL-b = backward char
+	RETURN = activate menu or cross reference when cursor is on the
+	         line containing it
+	m      = select menu items by name
+	g      = goto node (In this FAQ, all the node numbers are
+	         the old subsection numbers, so if you see a reference
+	         to section XI, type g XI-00 (the first node in a 
+	         section with the menu is always 00)).
+	i      = search index for term
+
+For more useful keys, use the built in help.
+
+	Again, I'm sorry this isn't as beautiful as I think it should
+be.  V1.0 should be much better, but I've got other obligations.  This
+version is just to see what people think of it.  Send flames, comments,
+ideas, corrections, and large sums of cash to sdh@po.cwru.edu.
+
+				Scott
+				sdh@po.cwru.edu
+