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> Things like this remind me why open source can so very pleasant to work with.

Um, I just realize that this could be read as a rather sarcastic comment
with regard to open source.

I want to emphasize that I really mean that open source makes it
possible to learn what is going on and also makes it possible to create
a work-around on the fly. So thanks once again!

Best regards,

Richard Rasker