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> I've just imported a bunch of our stray tutorials and such into
> the User and Admin manual structure I committed recently.  Please
> take a look and comment.  A considerable amount of editing is
> still needed, along with "is this even relevant anymore?" checks.
> 
> The new entries are divided up into a number of files, each
> starting with "m_" and they are included when the master files
> (userman.sgml and adminman.sgml) are processed.  They are nice
> bite-sized pieces that people can easily take and work on
> (hint!). 
> 
Is there a way to get all these files and read them offline? That would
be nice, I dont want to spend hours online via my modem to read the 
documentation.

Marc.

Marc van Kempen                    wmbfmk@urc.tue.nl

He's dead Jim ..., kick him if you don't believe me.