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Uploaded w3-el 4.0pre.46-3 (source all) to master



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Format: 1.6
Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2000 13:43:30 -0500
Source: w3-el
Binary: w3-el-lisp w3-el-doc w3-el-e20 w3-el-e19
Architecture: source all
Version: 4.0pre.46-3
Distribution: unstable
Urgency: low
Maintainer: Ben Pfaff <blp@gnu.org>
Description: 
 w3-el-doc  - Documentation for w3-el.
 w3-el-e19  - Web browser for GNU Emacs 19
 w3-el-e20  - Web browser for GNU Emacs 20
 w3-el-lisp - Elisp source for w3-el web browser
Changes: 
 w3-el (4.0pre.46-3) unstable; urgency=low
 .
   * ftp URLs now work again.  Fixes Bug#55904.
 .
   * w3-el-lisp package moved to /usr/share/w3-el from
     /usr/share/emacs/site-lisp/w3-el.  This is because Emacs was finding
     and loading the source files before the compiled versions, which made
     it intolerably slow.  This bug was discovered in tracking down the one
     above.
Files: 
 af164a1478b9f5edfe42c371eaa0fe5c 882 web optional w3-el_4.0pre.46-3.dsc
 69db8594cb600b239bd7d9ef529af07d 6374 web optional w3-el_4.0pre.46-3.diff.gz
 548b0672141ae3bb6ed80482c9e07ce6 73068 web optional w3-el-doc_4.0pre.46-3_all.deb
 2f4d7240823ce3f8268bbf367a412d0b 355726 web optional w3-el-lisp_4.0pre.46-3_all.deb
 44586e7b703bafb2ac99f4a7b330b374 279144 web optional w3-el-e19_4.0pre.46-3_all.deb
 7874e5c40ad29681167fee27f092e4cf 290858 web optional w3-el-e20_4.0pre.46-3_all.deb

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