on 03/02/02 03:06, Chris Chapman at pan1k_at_earthlink.net wrote:
> On 2/2/02 11:59 PM, "Robert Benschop" <rbenschop_at_mac.com> wrote:
>
>>
>> on 03-02-2002 2:28, Victor Rehorst at victor_at_newtontalk.net wrote:
>>
>>> ANd there's also WordNewt, which apparently has more features than
>>> Lexionary, but its database files are also much larger. It's sitting in
>>> the UNNA submission queue right now:
>>>
>>> http://guelph.unna.org/incoming/
>>
>> Eh, it isn't and it isn't in the applications directory either, the mystery
>> of the missing package ?
>>
>>
>> Robert Benschop
>> I belive I saw wordnewt in the submissions directory this morning.
>
> -Chris
Yes, Chris? Or is it another post from NeXTMail? ;-D
-Laurent.
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