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I have been trying for some time to get a plain text copy of your FreeBSD
Handbook,
which the documentation that you publish say exists. Your instructions say
that such a document eists on your site and a bunch of mirror sites all
over the world, blah , blah , blah.  However, you cleverly DON'T tell me
the name of the file.  This is like saying that you can find a "very
special book" in the library, any library, just go get it.....

C'mon floks, lets pretend that some REALLY wanted to get a plain text (Not
html'd, not latinized, not holographicized...) copy of the hand book,
y'know, like with ASCII characters all by themselves, ready to be viewed on
a monitor near you...