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Special Forums UNIX Desktop Questions & Answers Anybody??? Post 20927 by hugo_perez on Tuesday 7th of May 2002 05:33:45 PM

05-07-2002

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I don't know (look at www.openbsd.org):

can you try to e-mail to:

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NAME

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SYNOPSIS

       yodlpost [options] index yodlout [out]

DESCRIPTION

       The  Yodl  post	processor is used to solve references into the converted text, and to split (where appropriate) the converted Yodl text in
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