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FORMATS?= html

IMAGES=	fig1.eps fig2.eps fig3.eps fig4.eps

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@This is Matt Dillon's VM Design article from DaemonNews.  It's here

  a) Because it's a cool piece of documentation

  b) It's a real world example of using images in the documentation.

It's not turned on in the upper level Makefile yet, as I expect the
specifics of the toolchain to change over the next week or so as people
play around with this, and I don't want to the doc build mirrors to have
to suddenly update the ports they have installed.  Once this has stabilised
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