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From: David Clark <bigdave@ai2a.net>
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To: bigdave@ai2a.net, tom@uniserve.com
Subject: Re: RAM helps
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Thanks Tom,

I did not know where else to send it. Besides, I wanted you'll to know
I really do appreciate your efforts. 

Innd is not a bug ... more a lame installer (namely ... me!). I could not
pinpoint just what to alter to see what I should do to get the innd setup
properly. I suspect it involves editing of one of the files in the 
innd ../site/*  configuration files.

Sorry about post to the wrong area however.

Thanks
David