I am looking at the draft posted by Ian Burrell and in para 21.1.1.2 the
copy() function returns "s" which seems inconsistent with the copy()'s in
21.1.3 and 21.1.4.  Is this correct or should it be returning "s1"?  Thanks
in advance for your help!
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Forget this.  It was my mistake.  Sorry about that!

In article <4hkhhu$hf9@nnrp1.news.primenet.com>, kj7bg@primenet.com says...
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>I am looking at the draft posted by Ian Burrell and in para 21.1.1.2 the
>copy() function returns "s" which seems inconsistent with the copy()'s in
>21.1.3 and 21.1.4.  Is this correct or should it be returning "s1"?  Thanks
>in advance for your help!
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