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Subject: Re: httpd as part of the system.
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>    Manpages etc.:   Administration and Programming Reference Manual
		How about just "Reference Manual"? It's not just
		for programming.

>    "Advanced" docs: User Manuals and Tutorials
		"User Guide and Tutorial"

Speaking of which, where do the old "User Guides" come in any more?