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From: Hart Larry <chime@hubert-humphrey.com>
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Well, some weeks ago I looked in google trying to find out how to increase the 
fidelity in zinf, but I sure didn't get anywhere.
2nd, I notice if I use their linux only page, the number of results per page is 
less, but at least the search field is on link #2 insteadof 9
Hart