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Subject: Re: Directory structure unearthed
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Date: 4 Dec 90 20:18:10 GMT
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In article <6993@plains.NoDak.edu> lien@plains.NoDak.edu (Craig Lien) writes:
>XLIB XLIB XLIB XLIB XLIB XLIB
>the above menu contiues for as long as I can tell.
Did go far enough.. I realized that after going and going ......
That there was a better way to check.
Do a 1792 MENU and then hit PREV.     Poof.  The last XLIB is 
XLIB 1792 2089
>
>Will the XLIBs ever stop?  I realize that numbers in computers are finite
yep.
>and it will stop when the menu number rolls over.
>I hope someone follows up on this.
>Craig
That should do it.  I have no idea what they do though.

	ian
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