Mail Archives: djgpp/1999/02/16/14:47:19
In article <36C86C2D DOT 346C AT erols DOT com>, John S. Fine <johnfine AT erols DOT com>
writes
>Dave Bird wrote:
>>
>> I just printed and bound a copy of the FAQ, and started
>> looking through it as print-out and/or with a browser.
>> By the time I hit "if you are in a hurry" (I was) I hit a
>> very buggy bit.
>> The link to "Table of Contents" is actually to "Top" -- way
>> above the table of contents.
>
> That link is correct in at least the current and previous
>rev of the FAQ. I have seen that jumping to the top
>symptom in Netscape with that FAQ.
No, it actually says #Top in the HTML source.
Have I got an old version of the FAQ?
I simply got my DJGPP set-up from one of those "what to download" sites
(probably via www.shareware.com). It is version djgppV2.02 .
Various MAKEDEFS files are dated 4/98 and 5/98.
<A NAME="Urgent">
1. If You Are In a Hurry </A></H2><P>
</CENTER>
<em><strong>Q</strong>: Do you really mean I have to read this looongish
FAQ list to get my answers? </em> <p>
<em><strong>Q</strong>: I have this problem which I absolutely MUST
solve NOW! What do I do? </em> <p>
<hr> <strong>A</strong>: No, you don't need to read <em>all</em> of the
FAQ unless you want to (although this is by all means recommended). The
questions in this document are listed, as much as
possible, in the order they appear when one goes through getting DJGPP,
installing it and using it. To quickly find an answer to your question,
first look at the <A HREF="#Top">Table of Contents</A>.
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Again, I repeat that in the (out of date?) version I have, the
next two names don't link UNDER NETSCAPE because they contain spaces.
They work on MSIE, but "back" doesn't work properly on MSIE -- a
known problem of MSIE.
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