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+++ b/README
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ is a free replacement for the proprietary program SPSS.
 PSPP development is ongoing. It already supports a large subset of
 SPSS's syntax.  Its statistical procedure support is currently
 limited, but growing.  At your option, PSPP will produce statistical
-reports in ASCII, PostScript, or HTML formats. 
+reports in ASCII, PostScript, PDF, HTML, SVG, or OpenDocument formats. 
 
 Instructions for PSPP installation are in INSTALL, including a list of
 prerequisite packages and other PSPP-specific information.  Full
@@ -21,12 +21,6 @@ at http://savannah.gnu.org/projects/pspp
 
 The following miscellaneous notes apply to this release:
 
-	* If you use GCC 4.3 or later to compile PSPP, along with any
-	  version of the GNU Scientific Library (GSL) released as of
-	  this writing (June 2008), then you will need to specify the
-	  -fgnu89-inline flag to the compiler on the "configure"
-	  command line: "./configure CFLAGS=-fgnu89-inline".
-
 	* On a few operating systems, such as OpenBSD, some of the
           tests may fail with messages similar to: 'Warning: cannot
           create a convertor for "646" to "UTF-8"'.  These test
@@ -58,8 +52,8 @@ following support to users:
 
 	* Attractive output, including graphs, in a variety of human-
           and machine-readable formats.  PSPP currently produces
-          output in ASCII, PostScript, and HTML formats.  We will
-          enhance PSPP's output formatting in the future.
+          output in ASCII, PostScript, PDF, HTML, and SVG formats.  We
+          will enhance PSPP's output formatting in the future.
 
 	* Good documentation.  Currently the PSPP manual describes its
           language completely, but we would like to add information on