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Looks like M4 is missing an entry.  You write it, and I'll fix the
search so that people can find it, okay?  :) (I plan on tackling that
this weekend, since I'm well ahead on my schoolwork and almost caught
up with all this e-mail now.)

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I see that M4 is listed in the directory under GNU m4 and does come up in a
search within the software directory search field. Now I'm wondering if you
need to be in the actual software directory to get hits. I was in a
different section of the GNU site when I did the original search. I've
bookmarked the directory page to do the search from, from now on so ignore
my previous Email.

Douglas Pollock

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From: "Douglas Pollock" <address@hidden>
To: <address@hidden>
Sent: Sunday, September 08, 2002 10:56 PM
Subject: Question Regarding M4


> I used the search field looking for the software called M4. The result was
> that it could not be found. It also is not in the software directory
> listing. However, it does appear here:
>
> http://www.gnu.org/software/m4/
>
> Should M4 show up in a search?
>
> Douglas Pollock
>



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