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> INSTALL.TXT so as you have a backup and if things fail<plagerize>you
> can start again from scratch
</plagerize>. All you need for that is the

Why do people insist on using HTML in EMAIL?! On a FreeBSD mailing list!?


It is especially annoying on an e-mail client that doesnt support it, such
as Pine.