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It requires that the source file start with a line of 30 =s and that each
section be marked by a line of five -s. It isn't perfect, but it's been
running well for me through several iterations. I'll be glad to forward
it to anyone who's interested. (I'm diffident, though, because I didn't
write it and don't understand it.... just use it as a black box.)
Putnam Barber, President, The Evergreen State Society, Seattle, Washington
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On Wed, 24 May 1995, John B. Bunch wrote:
> > Since my needs where specific it does a bit more than a simple
> > conversion. The format it starts with is the Emacs outline format (Which
> > defines section titles with a "*" at the beginning of the line,
> > subsections with "**" and so on...). The outline format lets me sort the
> > sections alphabetically and I wanted something that could handle the
> > section numbering.
>
> Fred,
>
> This is exactly what I need to convert my faq. I would like to see
> your conversion program posted, or at least mail me a copy if you can.
>
> John
>
> --
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