Steve

Ok. No problem.  I think we can close this issue now.

(BTW, I've arranged to keep the same administrative title so that urls pointing to a specific version will not be broken each time we update the 
document.)

Thanks
Andreas

Ok, I uploaded the document (v12) once more under the GGF9 category and added a comment to it.

Now I'd like to make the association you mentioned between this (old) version and the 'master' version. But I'm not sure how. Looking at the 'Edit' 
form in the Document Manager there is an artifact id field but it does not accept document ids, right? (An 'artifact' is an entry in the tracker and 
not in the document manager, as far as I can see.)

Thanks in advance.

Steve,

> When you say "link to this particular version", what
> I'm interpreting you to mean is a URL link of some sort?  

Not exactly. (Sorry for not being clearer about what I meant with "linking.")

I meant something like the link one gets with the "Copy Document" command that appears under the 
"Project Admin Summary : Document Manager Administration."

The document now appears under the "Root category"  and also under the "OGSA" category. These copies refer to the 'master entry' (not sure if this is 
the right term). I was wondering if I can make a similar copy that refers to a particular version of the document. This copy would not change when the
 'master entry' changes. 

> This assumes, however, that the document title
>  "draft-ggf-ogsa-ogsa-013a" stays consistent from version
> to version.

Unfortunately this has not been true so far.

Perhaps the easiest way to do what I want is to upload version 12 as a separate document under the GGF9 category. I would lose the relationship with 
the master document, but I could add descriptive text to explain what's going on.

(I was also wondering if the "File Publisher" is the right tool for this sort of thing?)