IDS Manuals Version 7.31 for UNIX

I recently purchased new software for a Hewlett Packard Server on a government contract. Now adays, of course, manuals are on CD. I prefer to read manuals in hard copy and we do have to share them, but the cost is just over a thousand dollars. I have the manuals for version 7.2. Have there been that many changes that I can't get by with the older documentation or might this purchase be justifiable?

>Subject: IDS Manuals Version 7.31 for UNIX >From: "Nicke, Deb" NickeD@ria.army.mil >Date: 10.03.00 21:38 W. Europe Standard Time >Message-id: <8abom9$5fj$1@news.xmission.com> > > > >I recently purchased new software for a Hewlett Packard Server on a >government >contract. Now adays, of course, manuals are on CD. I prefer to read manuals >in >hard copy and we do have to share them, but the cost is just over a thousand >dollars. I have the manuals for version 7.2. Have there been that many >changes >that I can't get by with the older documentation or might this purchase be >justifiable? > The cost is justifiable as there are a lot of differences between 7.2 and 7.3. Nona

If you have maintenance for the licenses, then request a copy of the printed docs the next time you order an upgrade. I always get one set per major version. "Nicke, Deb" wrote: > I recently purchased new software for a Hewlett Packard Server on a government > contract. Now adays, of course, manuals are on CD. I prefer to read manuals in > hard copy and we do have to share them, but the cost is just over a thousand > dollars. I have the manuals for version 7.2. Have there been that many changes > that I can't get by with the older documentation or might this purchase be > justifiable?