Fix a typo, and just say that "ethereal -v" indicates the versions of

the libraries with which Ethereal was built, rather than enumerating all
the libraries for which it gives the version.

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@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ automatically, if you have the zlib library available when compiling
Ethereal. Ethereal needs a modern version of zlib to work; version
1.1.3 is known to work. Earlier versions are missing some functions
that Ethereal needs and won't work. "./configure" should detect if you
have the proper zlib version available. You can alwasy use
have the proper zlib version available. You can always use
"./configure --disable-zlib" to explicitly disable zlib support.
Although Ethereal can read AIX iptrace files, the documentation on
@ -175,9 +175,8 @@ Be sure you tell us:
2) Version of GTK+ (the command 'gtk-config --version' will tell you)
3) Version of Ethereal (the command 'ethereal -v' will tell you,
unless the bug is so severe as to prevent that from working,
and should also tell you the version of GTK+ and, if built
with "libpcap", the version of "libpcap" with which it was
built)
and should also tell you the versions of libraries with which
it was built)
4) The command you used to invoke Ethereal, and the sequence of
operations you performed that caused the bug to appear