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From: Brian Litzinger <brian@MediaCity.com>
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Subject: www.freebsd.org and pine vs. spell
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Where is the mail archive stuff on www.freebsd.org?  I used to be
able to find it, but it got lost it what appears to be a new
organization of the www.freebsd.org pages.

And while I'm here...

pine 3.91 tries to invoke /usr/bin/spell.  I don't seem to have
/usr/bin/spell on any of my FreeBSD systems?

What does one do to get spell checking under pine working?

Thanks,
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