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tsd@tsdye.com (Thomas S. Dye) writes:

> Aloha Fran=C3=A7ois,

:-)

> Do you know how to do this in texinfo?

If I had to do this, I would search around to see if there is an Org to
Texinfo exporter, and then blindly / fully rely on it to do various
wonders automatically! ;-) I did not check, but presume that the current
manual original is directly written in Texinfo?

More seriously, I did not write Texinfo in a lot of years, and do not
even remember how we do tables with it.  Tables might have been added
after my time, I'm not sure.  What I would likely do, given the problem,
is merely to format the table myself in fixed font, and use @example /
@end example around it (if I remember well, @example generates <pre>).
Would that be acceptable?

I could offer that simple formatting if it could help, I presume it is
likely a simple job for anybody.  The problem for me is rather to know
what contents should go in there.  Write to me privately if you think I
could be more of an help than a burden. :-)

Fran=C3=A7ois