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Nik Clayton ff7dc7c283 Update the URLs pointing to the Handbook on the FTP site. Too many
formats and compression schemes to comprehensively list them all,
just point to the /pub/FreeBSD/doc/.  There's a README file in there,
which should be sufficient.
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