Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2001 16:18:27 -0400
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> I think we normally put only one file on a line.  DJ, is that a
> standard we should enforce?

IIRC, I put them one per line so I could alphabetize them with emacs.
I can't think of any compelling reason to force it to be that way, but
I don't mind making it a standard.

I know that trying to find one name in a big paragraph of file names
is difficult.