gno/doc/refs/gsh/main.sgml
gdr-ftp 2fd48bf635 .cvsignore:
added 'gsh.sgml' since it's generated
Makefile:
	fixed up some dependencies
main.sgml:
	added top level id so that the created file is named "index.html"
1999-02-21 23:30:39 +00:00

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