--- pgp/src/fileio.c	2018/04/24 16:43:30	1.1.1.6
+++ pgp/src/fileio.c	2018/04/24 16:44:32	1.1.1.7
@@ -1210,21 +1210,38 @@ void cleanup_tmpf(void)
  *
  * Why all this code?
  *
- * Some dimwits have been distributing versions of PGP (especially on MS-DOS)
- * without the manuals.  This frustrates users (who call Philip Zimmermann
- * at all hours of the day and night), and in addition to depriving them
- * of instructions on how to operate the program, also deprives them of
- * IMPORTANT legal notices.  This is a Bad Thing, so we've gone to the
- * trouble of being fascist and *forcing* the manuals to be there.
+ * Some people may object to PGP insisting on finding the manual somewhere
+ * in the neighborhood to generate a key.  They bristle against this
+ * seemingly authoritarian attitude.  Some people have even modified PGP
+ * to defeat this feature, and redistributed their hotwired version to
+ * others.  That creates problems for me (PRZ).
+ * 
+ * Here is the problem.  Before I added this feature, there were maimed
+ * versions of the PGP distribution package floating around that lacked
+ * the manual.  One of them was uploaded to Compuserve, and was
+ * distributed to countless users who called me on the phone to ask me why
+ * such a complicated program had no manual.  It spread out to BBS systems
+ * around the country.  And a freeware distributor got hold of the package
+ * from Compuserve and enshrined it on CD-ROM, distributing thousands of
+ * copies without the manual.  What a mess.
+ * 
+ * Please don't make my life harder by modifying PGP to disable this
+ * feature so that others may redistribute PGP without the manual.  If you
+ * run PGP on a palmtop with no memory for the manual, is it too much to
+ * ask that you type one little extra word on the command line to do a key
+ * generation, a command that is seldom used by people who already know
+ * how to use PGP?  If you can't stand even this trivial inconvenience,
+ * can you suggest a better method of reducing PGP's distribution without
+ * the manual?
  */
+
 static unsigned ext_missing(char *prefix)
 {
     static char const *const extensions[] =
-    {
 #ifdef VMS
-	".doc", ".txt", ".man", ".tex", ".", 0};
+	{ ".doc", ".txt", ".man", ".tex", ".", 0 };
 #else
-	".doc", ".txt", ".man", ".tex", "", 0};
+	{ ".doc", ".txt", ".man", ".tex", "", 0 };
 #endif
     char const *const *p;
     char *end = prefix + strlen(prefix);
@@ -1251,8 +1268,14 @@ static unsigned files_missing(char *pref
     unsigned bit, mask = 3;
     int len = strlen(prefix);
 
+#ifndef VMS
+    /*
+     * Optimization: if directory doesn't exist, stop.  But access()
+     * (used internally by file_exists()) doesn't work on dirs under VMS.
+     */
     if (prefix[0] && !file_exists(prefix))	/* Directory doesn't exist? */
 	return mask;
+#endif /* VMS */
     if (len && strchr(DIRSEPS, prefix[len - 1]) == 0)
 	prefix[len++] = DIRSEPS[0];
     for (p = names, bit = 1; *p; p++, bit <<= 1) {
@@ -1338,17 +1361,18 @@ static int expand_env(char const *src, c
 char const *const manual_dirs[] =
 {
 #if defined(VMS)
-    "$PGPPATH", "", "[pgp]", "[pgp26]",
+    "$PGPPATH", "", "[pgp]", "[pgp26]", "[pgp262]",
     PGP_SYSTEM_DIR, "SYS$LOGIN:", "SYS$LOGIN:[pgp]",
-    "SYS$LOGIN:[pgp26]", "[-]",
+    "SYS$LOGIN:[pgp26]", "SYS$LOGIN:[pgp262]", "[-]",
 #elif defined(UNIX)
-    "$PGPPATH", "", "pgp", "pgp26", PGP_SYSTEM_DIR,
+    "$PGPPATH", "", "pgp", "pgp26", "pgp262", PGP_SYSTEM_DIR,
     "$HOME/.pgp", "$HOME", "$HOME/pgp", "$HOME/pgp26", "..",
 #elif defined(AMIGA)
-    "$PGPPATH", "", "pgp", "pgp26", ":pgp", ":pgp26", ":", "/",
+    "$PGPPATH", "", "pgp", "pgp26", ":pgp", ":pgp26", ":pgp262", 
+    ":", "/",
 #else				/* MSDOS or ATARI */
-    "$PGPPATH", "", "pgp", "pgp26", "\\pgp", "\\pgp26", "\\", "..",
-    "c:\\pgp", "c:\\pgp26",
+    "$PGPPATH", "", "pgp", "pgp26", "\\pgp", "\\pgp26", "\\pgp262", 
+    "\\", "..", "c:\\pgp", "c:\\pgp26",
 #endif
     0};
 
@@ -1372,10 +1396,5 @@ unsigned manuals_missing(void)
 /* 
  * Why all this code?
  *
- * Some dimwits have been distributing versions of PGP (especially on MS-DOS)
- * without the manuals.  This frustrates users (who call Philip Zimmermann
- * at all hours of the day and night), and in addition to depriving them
- * of instructions on how to operate the program, also deprives them of
- * IMPORTANT legal notices.  This is a Bad Thing, so we've gone to the
- * trouble of being fascist and *forcing* the manuals to be there.
+ * See block of comments above.
  */