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On 9/9/23 17:36, Ben Bacarisse wrote:
> But I am not advocating you use it; after all, I don`t.  I just didn`t
> like the implication that the documentation was not truthful.  You can
> read offline.  It doesn`t say you can do so effortlessly or even
> conveniently!
> 

Yea, that`s fair enough.

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