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Robert Sanderson wrote: >Which is slightly ambiguous, granted, but it's hardly a formal standards >document with MAY and MUST ala w3c :) Just replace 'may be used to' >with 'should' (or MUST if you like the w3c style) > > You know, this is a real problem. It's very difficult to develop real world applications in an enviroment where such semantics exist. Eventually the Computer Science thesis needs to work for my library, you know? Just sayin'. -Ross.