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From: "Adrian T. Filipi-Martin" <atf3r@server.cs.virginia.edu>
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Subject: FrameMaker?
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Hi everybody,

	I was just reading the NetBSD article in the December issue of 
;login:.  I noticed that they list FrameMaker as an application supported 
under emulation for SRV4 on the i386.  Do we also support this?  
FrameMaker is the only reason I use dos for anything but games.

thanks,
	Adrian

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