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1.1     ! root        1: .TL
        !             2: UUCP conversion woes
        !             3: .AU
        !             4: Norman Wilson
        !             5: .Bh
        !             6: Introduction
        !             7: .PP
        !             8: For the past year or so,
        !             9: various machines in and near Center 1127
        !            10: have been using a version of
        !            11: .I uucp
        !            12: written locally by
        !            13: Robert T. Morris.
        !            14: For support reasons,
        !            15: this version is being replaced
        !            16: by
        !            17: the latest USG
        !            18: .I uucp ,
        !            19: called ``honey danber''
        !            20: after its authors.
        !            21: .PP
        !            22: This memo is meant to be
        !            23: an overview of
        !            24: the important differences
        !            25: between the `old'
        !            26: .I uucp
        !            27: system
        !            28: and the `new' one.
        !            29: It is not an exhaustive study,
        !            30: merely a list of likely trouble spots
        !            31: and compatibility problems.
        !            32: Nor is it a complete description
        !            33: of honey danber.
        !            34: For more information,
        !            35: see the manual pages
        !            36: for the various programs,
        !            37: and the papers listed at the end.
        !            38: .PP
        !            39: An arbitrarily deep familiarity
        !            40: with the lore of
        !            41: .I uucp
        !            42: is assumed throughout.

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