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> Ahh, Dan you are the first person to do it!  Congratulations!

> >I should have read the Wiki syntax guide before

Excellent page, but by no means the first!



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Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2001 13:28:39 0900

Ahh, Dan you are the first person to do it!  Congratulations!

>I should have read the Wiki syntax guide before

This word is not for you, but to me.  :-)

>well, so I had to use FreeeBSD and netscape.  Oh well....

However, the result is same.  yes, I've read your article there.

Kenji

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