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> >Might I be the last remaining person on earth using this program?
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> I suspect there are 2 others.
Both in Nigeria, manually sending out money transfer requests.
> You probably [can?] do all this without shutting
> down Mozilla with some XUL code. From what I've
> seen of XUL, I suspect it has all the hooks for this.
I saw all those .xul files and was wondering what they do. The headers
say they're XML.
You don't suppose that somewhere there might be some "documentation"? I
notice that whoever wrote them is comment-challenged. (sigh)
- Peter
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