At 9/26/2005 10:17 PM, Himanshu Gohel wrote:
> > Interesting. How/where can I read more about what all these
> > packages/things (nls, mod-activation, be, axps, shared) do
> > and/or how they are used?
>
>Matt,
>
>Part of the answer there was in what you snipped:
Part of it, but a very small part as per the excerpt below. It lists just
a couple packages, ones that I know a little about already; however I don't
know what those things do, nor what happens when they are disabled. Also,
some packages are not even listed (eg, the "nls" package) and for those I
have even less info.
I'm curious if there's a doc set somewhere that describes all these
packages? I have yet to see anything in any docs (although I have yet to
do a thorough search--I was hoping someone here would point me in the right
direction).
-Matt
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