jungerl/lib/ce README.jungerl,1.3,1.4

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	README.jungerl 
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Added ce_english, ce_log, ce_lib:call_stack, made other minor changes, and converted all sources to Unix end-of-line convention.

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-ce README.jungerl
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-
-This is a Jungerlified version of my miscellaneous Erlang/OTP programming
-support library.  It is a container for a plethora of modules with little
-in common except that they may contain functions which I've found handy
-to use and reuse.  Most of these functions are neither efficient, nor do
-they have beautiful error handling.  It is also true that they give you a
-multitude of extra ways to shoot yourself in the foot.  They may, however,
-be useful for prototyping, as example code, etc.  ce is included in the
-Jungerl mainly to support my own submissions which already use it, but if
-you find it useful, you're welcome to use the functions in it, and to add
-functions and modules to it.
-
-The ce library was added to Jungerl at ce version 2003.0228.  The version
-(-vsn()) in each of the modules was changed to 'JUNGERL' to clarify that
-this fork of the ce source tree is a fluid development branch from which
-future static snapshots will be taken.
+ce README.jungerl
+-----------------
+
+This is a Jungerlified version of my miscellaneous Erlang/OTP programming
+support library.  It is a container for a plethora of modules with little
+in common except that they may contain functions which I've found handy
+to use and reuse.  Most of these functions are neither efficient, nor do
+they have beautiful error handling.  It is also true that they give you a
+multitude of extra ways to shoot yourself in the foot.  They may, however,
+be useful for prototyping, as example code, etc.  ce is included in the
+Jungerl mainly to support my own submissions which already use it, but if
+you find it useful, you're welcome to use the functions in it, and to add
+functions and modules to it.
+
+The ce library was added to Jungerl at ce version 2003.0228.  The version
+(-vsn()) in each of the modules was changed to 'JUNGERL' to clarify that
+this fork of the ce source tree is a fluid development branch from which
+future static snapshots will be taken.