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Subject: Up to date web link for NetGraph?
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Hi,

	I'm referencing Net Graph in a document and would like an up
	to date web page or some such to reference.  I looked at
	Julian's page (that's what Google pointed me to) but it's out
	of date, as is the Daemon News article.

Thanks,
George