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Date: Sun, 10 Aug 1997 09:01:47 +0200
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From: "John D. Hartman" <wa3z@eclipse.qis.net> (by way of Michael Beckmann)
Subject: the FreeBSD documentation.
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  i was looking at the documentation. (i love reading it, poor me:)   i like
to download it and look at it off-line.. ..but when it's all in html format
it's a bitch:)   is there a non-html version of the freebsd docs like the
assembler html doc?  thanks.

randy