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-This message is being sent in response to your message to the Python
-documentation maintainers (docs@python.org).  Your message will
-be handled by a human, but this message serves to answer the most
-common questions sent to this address.
-
-You will only receive this message if it has not been sent to you for
-at least three months.
-
-If your question is answered below, you may not receive an additional
-message from the documentation maintainers.  If you feel the answers
-below are not sufficient and you do not receive an additional response
-within a week, please do send a note letting us know that your
-question has not been properly answered, and be specific regarding
-what additional information you are looking for.
-
-
-  -Fred
-
-
-Frequently Asked Questions about the Python Documentation
----------------------------------------------------------
-
-  1.  Can I download HTML/PDF/PostScript versions of the docs?
-  2.  Where can I download Python?
-  3.  I can't unpack a downloaded copy on Windows; what should I do?
-  4.  I can't unpack a downloaded copy on Mac OS; what should I do?
-  5.  What can I use Python for?
-  6.  How do I use module/function/whatever XXX?
-  7.  What about JPython?
-  8.  I found a bug in the documentation, who should I tell?
-  9.  Can I get an algorithm to do THIS in language THAT?
- 10.  How do I decode an XXX file from my email on a YYY computer?
- 11.  Acrobat Reader won't print the PDF.  What's wrong?
- 12.  Where can I find documentation in my native language?
- 13.  Why is Python installed on my computer?
-
-
-Answers to the Questions
-------------------------
-
-  1.  Can I download HTML/PDF/PostScript/<other> versions of the docs?
-
-      Yes.  These are available via the Web and traditional FTP.  For
-      Web access to the latest version, see:
-
-	  http://www.python.org/doc/
-
-      For FTP access to the latest version and archives of previous
-      versions, see:
-
-          ftp.python.org:/pub/python/doc/
-
-  2.  Where can I download Python?
-
-      You can get Python in source form and as a Windows installer
-      from the main Python website.  You can also find information
-      about pre-built packages for other platforms there as well.
-
-      Downloading information at the website is at the URL:
-
-          http://www.python.org/download/
-
-      The sources and Windows installer can be downloaded from the FTP
-      site as well:
-
-          ftp://ftp.python.org/pub/python/
-
-  3.  I can't unpack a downloaded archive on Windows; what should I do?
-
-      Make sure the archive was saved with the .tgz extension; you may 
-      need to watch carefully when telling the browser where to save
-      the file, as the default may change the extension to .tar or
-      even .exe.
-
-      Once you're sure the file has the right extension, use a recent
-      version of WinZip to upack the file (version 7.0 works).  Get
-      WinZip from:
-
-	  http://www.winzip.com/
-
-  4.  I can't unpack a downloaded archive on Mac OS; what should I do?
-
-      Stuffit Expander 4.5 (and probably other versions) cannot handle 
-      the "tar" archive, although it can decompress it from the .tgz
-      file.  Expander Enhancer, which you have to pay for, can handle
-      the tar archive.
-
-  5.  What can I use Python for?
-
-      Python is a general purpose programming language.  See the
-      Python home page at http://www.python.org/ for more information; 
-      introductory material is available at:
-
-	  http://www.python.org/doc/Intros.html
-
-  6.  How do I use module/function/whatever XXX?
-
-      Start by reading the documentation for XXX.  If the
-      documentation doesn't make sense or seems incomplete, please
-      file a specific bug report to docs@python.org (the
-      address you sent your question to).  Otherwise, you probably
-      sent your question to the wrong place (which does not preclude
-      an answer, if I know it).
-
-      If you're looking for examples or tutorial information on how to
-      use a particular Python library component, check the Demo/
-      directory of the source distribution or Windows installation;
-      there might be an example.  If that doesn't help, point your Web
-      browser to http://www.python.org/doc/ and look around; there may
-      be a link to some interesting examples online.  After that, try
-      searching the Python Web site at http://www.python.org/search/.
-
-      If your question still hasn't been answered, you may send your
-      query to the Python newsgroup (comp.lang.python) or the mailing
-      list (see http://www.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list).
-      If you'd rather not send you message to a public forum, you can
-      try sending it to python-help@python.org.  (This is typically
-      slower than sending your question to the public list, however.)
-
-  7.  What about Jython and JPython?
-
-      If your question is specific to Jython or JPython, you should
-      consult the Jython website at:
-
-	  http://www.jython.org/
-
-      Chances are very good that the person who answers questions
-      posted to docs@python.org doesn't use Jython very often, 
-      and won't be able to give you a meaningful answer beyond "Look
-      at the Jython website."  Sorry, I don't have *all* the answers!
-
-  8.  I found a bug in the documentation, who should I tell?
-
-      If you're reading this, you've found the right address!  Send
-      all documentation bug reports to docs@python.org.  If
-      you prefer to use a Web-based reporting mechanism, you can use
-      the bug database at http://www.python.org/python-bugs/.
-
-  9.  Can I get an algorithm to do THIS in language THAT?
-
-      If THAT is Python, look in the standard library.  If THAT isn't
-      Python, use your favorite Internet search engine.
-
- 10.  How do I decode an XXX file from my email on a YYY computer?
-
-      I really, honestly do not know.  I don't even know why this
-      question gets asked here.  Since I don't have a YYY computer,
-      I couldn't even try a few things out for you.
-
- 11.  Acrobat Reader won't print the PDF.  What's wrong?
-
-      Adobe has reportedly admitted that there is a bug in Acrobat Reader
-      5.0 which causes it not to print at least some PDF files
-      generated by pdfTeX.  This software is used to produce the PDF
-      version of the Python documentation, and our documents
-      definately trigger this bug in Acrobat Reader.  To print the PDF
-      files, use Acrobat Reader 4.x, ghostscript, or xpdf.
-
-      Information on ghostscript can be found at:
-
-          http://www.ghostscript.com/
-
-      Information on xpdf can be found at:
-
-          http://www.foolabs.com/xpdf/
-
- 12.  Where can I find documentation in my native language?
-
-      There is a lot of contributed documentation in languages other
-      than English.  Some of the documents are translations of English
-      documents, and others were originally authored in other
-      languages.  If we know about it, it will be listed at:
-
-          http://www.python.org/doc/NonEnglish.html
-
- 13.  Why is Python installed on my computer?
-
-      We're increasingly seeing Python being installed on computers
-      as delivered by vendors.  For more information on why, and
-      whether it's safe to remove, see the "Why is Python Installed on
-      my Computer?" FAQ, found at:
-
-          http://www.python.org/doc/faq/installed/