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From: "Francisco Reyes" <reyesf@super.zippo.com>
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Subject: Why Japanese translation in sources and not others?
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I was wondering how come the Japanese translation is part of the
source for the handbook and not the other translations? (german,
portuguese, etc...).

When I do CVSup for the handbook (or was it the FAQ?) I get the
japanese sgmls.
I don't really mind, but was wondering why is this part of the same
package as the English files? Why not have it separate?