Thanks for the explanation.  Much of that will be good information for the user
docs.  These are kept in CVS, under xdocs/usermanual.  Some magic transforms
these into html.

Here's something Mike wrote a while back:

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From: Mike Stover
Subject: Re: Questions regarding documentation for new releases
Date: Fri, 31 Jan 2003 09:57:34 -0800

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XML documents are transformed by velocity - so you can read up on velocity if
you like.

As far as just doing something quick and dirty - you can basically copy and
paste
stuff that's already there and modify the words for what you need.  You can also

write straight HTML (in an XML compatible way) and it will get transformed ok.



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