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Doug Robbins - Word MVP wrote:
The cause of the accident was, at least in a very great part,
attributable to the failure of the company to keep manuals up to date
with updates that were produced in the manner that you are suggesting.

The cost of reprinting and re-issuing complete manuals would have been
an infinitesimal fraction of the $1,300,000,000.00 that is reported to
have been the Commercial/Industry Cost of the accident.

So for decades IBM manuals were in danger of causing a catastrophe?
Sounds like BS to me. Where in the page does this claim appear?

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