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I imagine it was a lot of work, converting the document over from
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differently, you are to be commended for donating to the general public not
only your hard work in HTML-izing the Manual but also in absorbing the data
transfer charges for your visitors. Again, my compliments on this important resource.
I imagine a lot of people will make links to it."
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