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This document is built from the HTML documentations available at java.sun.com. It is regularly updated, when new versions of original documentations become available. To download updates and many other WinHelp and HTMLHelp Java documentations for free, visit Franck Allimant's web site :

http://www.confluent.fr/javadoc/indexe.html (in English)

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