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From: cs3551ad@geinah.unm.edu (David Schnedar)
Newsgroups: misc.legal,news.admin,soc.women
Subject: Re: A real sweetheart
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Date: 27 Jul 88 15:59:31 GMT
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Mark, I have the solution to your problem. Anyone who wants to be
refered to by a certain set of words and not by others need only
to run usenet through a filter.  Here is one for consideration.

%%
" "she" "	printf("he");
" "hers" "	printf("his");
" "she$		printf("he");
" "hers$	printf("his");
^she		printf("he");
^hers		printf("his");
David		printf("The Grand PUBA Master Of The Entire Universe");

If you don't have a lex compiler or don't know how to use it or don't 
know how to pipe through a text filter or I made a mistake
, write me for more information.
I can write this in another language or change the replacement set.
If anyone else is interested in this tool feel free to use it or write
me for any requests.
This is an over simplified program and I can write a better one given
a minute or two.
			The Grand PUBA Master Of The Entire Universe