Re: [Nvda-dev] Where do we find the file below.

[b. g. \(L. One\) <bg...@li...>]

I guess the next question would be how would we  view it, but I guess you 
answered this in the other post about the half way house of the new doc 
format.

It is a good idea though, I think to always include a txt version of this 
what's new doc so anyone can simply  read it from elsewhere in Windows.
Brian
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Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 12:23 PM
Subject: Re: [Nvda-dev] Where do we find the file below.


> On 31/03/2010 7:19 PM, Brian Gaff Lineone downstairs wrote:
>> Merge pending; i.e. the work done so far on 2010.2. For user visible
>> changes, see the user changelog, which is now named changes.t2t.
> It should be in the documentationn\en folder (where whats new.txt used
> to be), though it may be broken at present.
>
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