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  Stepan Yakovenko writes
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> >  can we change the message browsing address to /b/LIMAD/NUMBER?
> >Done: http://XXXXX.XXXX/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
> 
> I've also added <number> inside message to make links possible...

  I tihnk it is probably good for us to document what each XML
  screen contain. I will be work on this today. I also
  think I sholud compile a technical glossary. 

> 
> PS: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
> 

  I am not sure I get what's in there but I have something
  German for you.

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  Cheers,

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