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From: Jude DaShiell <jdashiel@shellworld.net>
Subject: Re: org-mode documentation question
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I just checked with make targets and the Makefile has no rule to show 
available targets.  Such a rule would give builders a clue as to what 
additional possibilities exist with the Makefile if it existed.

On Thu, 23 Jun 2011, Jude DaShiell wrote:

> Okay, I found the typing error I was making.  I used make info but 
> neglected to use make install-info.  So info was being made but not 
> installed.  As soon as I used make install-info, and then ran info org 
> came up as version 7.5 on an info org command.  I've done a few makes 
> already before I ever knew what org-mode was but this was the first one in 
> which once info documentation had been created the make install step 
> didn't automatically install it.  One might do this in order to check 
> md5sum on a file before it was promoted to system-wide status or do things 
> with private versions but I can't think of other good reasons for this 
> build method.
> 
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