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May I suggest just added a "read.me" file in the revised directories for the "a" versions.
Yes. I will. It is good to hear from you, Ken. Thank you for your keen insights, helpful suggestions and appreciation of the book.
Kind regards, Chris
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Progress on this issue has begun, and the first md-file is available for example02_02. Progress will continue expectedly rapidly. Sorry about the delay so far.
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readme files have been included up to and including 06_01a. The remaining readme files will be added soon.
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May I suggest just added a "read.me" file in the revised directories for the "a" versions. This would help us to understand the new directories after the publishing and why you created them.
Good idea, Ken.
Readme information has bee provided for all of the examples.
If you would like further information, clarification, or if you find any errors now or in the future, please get back to me any time.
Kind regards, Chris
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