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Package: info2www
Version: 1.2.2.9-5

It appears that some nodes that are accessible via GNU info cannot be
accessed via info2www.

How I encountered the problem:  I have the Emacs package (19.34-11)
installed on my system.  Within info, starting at the top, I can go to
"emacs", then "forms", and get details on Emacs's forms capabilities. 
Doing the same thing from info2www yields the message "Sorry! - Couldn't
find Info file 'emacs-info/forms'" and throws me back to the top.

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Larry Gilbert <larry@n2h2.com>
Technical support, Web site review/cataloging
N2H2, Inc.