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Dan Naumov wrote:
> There is no real difference between an updated 1.1a system and a 1.2 system. Also, this problem with acroread is a known bug. Do a search for it on Gentoo Bugzilla.

Thank you. I cannot find the bug report.
However I wish to know one thing:
  "doins" will install its arguments. can it do it recursively, with 
some switch. Where can I find the sources of the "doins" function ?

thanks,

Marko