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From: Hal Jespersen <hlj%posix@uunet.UU.NET>
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Hi.  Here is access info for p1003.0 Draft 14 (from which you want to access
section 5.1 on internationalization).

Hal

 Assuming you have access to the Internet, the scenario is approximately

       ftp research.att.com # research's IP address is 192.20.225.2
       <login as netlib; password is your email address>
       cd posix/p1003.0/d14
       get toc index
       binary
       get p1-20.Z

 The draft is available in several forms.  The table of contents can be
 found in toc, pages containing a particular section are stored under the
 section number, sets of pages are stored in files with names of the form
 pn-m, and the entire draft is stored in all.  By default, files are
 ASCII.  A .ps suffix indicates PostScript.  A .Z suffix indicates a
 compress'ed file.  The file index contains a general description of the
 files available.

 These files are also available via electronic mail by sending a message
 like

       echo send 5.1 from posix/p1003.0/d14 | mail netlib@research.att.com

 If you use email, you should not ask for the compressed version.  For
 a more complete introduction to this form of netlib, send the message

       send help