AFP version in Leopard

What version of AFP is used in Leopard? What are the AFP functions 76 and higher?
Are these documented somewhere?
- Alex

Okay wait, how exactly did you change the symbolic link?? I tried running the command:
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IP 11.22.333.444 - - [10/Jul/2008:15:06:04 -0500] "Login brians" -5023 0 0
IP 11.22.333.444 - - [10/Jul/2008:15:06:04 -0500] "Logout brians" -5023 0 0
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Jul 10 2008 16:01:55 AUTH2: {0x484d6d124c59d5b30000000800000008, rose} password change required.
Jul 10 2008 16:01:55 AUTH2: {0x484d6d124c59d5b30000000800000008, rose} password change required.
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Message was edited by: Steve A.

PeterLboro wrote:
I don't think the version is irrelevant. ... According to the Apple Store (in the UK at least), the boxed version is 10.5.1 which is not up to date enough for me to risk dodgy upgrades! Now 10.5.4 is out, I was hoping 10.5.2/10.5.3 might be available in the boxed copies!
It's most likely a matter of economics. A new DVD release is expensive, like a new edition of a book, that has been edited or updated. It's possible that one could wait so long that the next major version will come out.
There's an old saying that if you wait for perfection you will wait forever.
There is also no way to know that 10.5.x on a DVD will install any better than 10.5.0 did, on a given computer.
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I started with 10.5.0 on all three of my Macs and have had zero issues with any of them.
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