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> Unfortunately, I have lost the original source code (because of a Windows
> 2000 drive reformat) when I forgot to back it up.  I do have the jar though.

you do realize that you can recover source with java decompiler (e.g.
jade), right?

BTW, why is jade not in ports? Should I try making a port out of it?



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