I mean, it’s not hard, but it would be so much easier if I could think in the language that whoever wrote the following error messages was, when they wrote them: derrick [ gmake cd . && makeinfo -o latin-euro-standards.info latin-euro-standards.texi ./latin-euro-standards.texi:250: Next field of node `Latin-7'not pointed to (perhaps incorrect sectioning?). ./latin-euro-standards.texi:255: This node (Latin-8) has the bad Prev. ./latin-euro-standards.texi:255: Next field of node `Latin-8'not pointed to (perhaps incorrect sectioning?). ./latin-euro-standards.texi:250: This node (Latin-7) has the bad Prev. ./latin-euro-standards.texi:260: Prev field of node `Latin-9'not pointed to. ./latin-euro-standards.texi:255: This node (Latin-8) has the bad Next. ./latin-euro-standards.texi:265: Next field of node `Latin-10'not pointed to (perhaps incorrect sectioning?). ./latin-euro-standards.texi:207: This node (Top) has the bad Prev. makeinfo: Removing output file `latin-euro-standards.info'due to errors; use --force to preserve. gmake: *** [latin-euro-standards.info] Error 1 derrick [ The texi file in question is below. -- “Ah come on now Ted, a Volkswagen with a mind of its own, driving all over the place and going mad, if that’s not scary I don’t know what is.”