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Mark quips:
++++++++++++>
   Heh,
you could borrow ":" from Sanskrit and it might be easier to read... :-)
>+++++++++++
I'd prefer that to 'h', since it wouldn't be a letter. Unfortunately, it
would still blow up our poor inept computers. ;-)
        Colin