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From: Don Yuniskis <dgy@rtd.com>
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Subject: 2.1R tex port
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Greetings!
   Could someone clarify the "problem" with the subdirectory
searching (apparently recursive search?) reported in the
2.1R tex port?  I'd like to know if I should spend time fixing
it?  Or if it's not worth the trouble?  Or, if it's not a "real"
problem and can be worked around in other ways (e.g., by restructuring
the file hierarchy)?  JMZ, what say you?
    Thanx!
--don