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To: dwhite@resnet.uoregon.edu
Subject: Re: apache
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>There is a way I've heard of, but apparently only Netscape can deal with
>it right now.

actually, netscape and internet exploder.


b3n

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<smaller>>There is a way I've heard of, but apparently only Netscape can
deal with
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>it right now.  

</smaller>actually, netscape and internet exploder.


b3n
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