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% Have caught all currently known problems; hence no longer say:
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% Have caught all currently known problems; hence no longer say:
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%   Similarly, \code{qgamma} has a very hard job for
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%   Similarly, \code{qgamma} has a very hard job for
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%   small \code{scale}, and warns of potential unreliability for
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%   small \code{scale}, and warns of potential unreliability for
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%   \code{scale < 1e-10}.
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%   \code{scale < 1e-10}.
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\note{
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\note{
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  The S (Becker \emph{et al} (1988) parametrization was via \code{shape}
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  The S (Becker \emph{et al}, 1988) parametrization was via \code{shape}
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  and \code{rate}: S had no \code{scale} parameter. It is an error
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  and \code{rate}: S had no \code{scale} parameter. It is an error
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  to supply and \code{scale} and \code{rate}.
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  to supply and \code{scale} and \code{rate}.
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  \code{pgamma} is closely related to the incomplete gamma function.  As
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  \code{pgamma} is closely related to the incomplete gamma function.  As
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  defined by Abramowitz and Stegun 6.5.1 (and by \sQuote{Numerical
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  defined by Abramowitz and Stegun 6.5.1 (and by \sQuote{Numerical