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Bonjour à toutes et à tous,
Avec la fin de l'année qui arrive à grands pas et avant les vacances
bien méritées qui se profilent à l'horizon, ce serait bien de finir tous
les projets de traduction avant 2005. Il ne reste en fait vraiment que
dist (chemin: specsco, 72 entrées à traduire) à finir. Si le coeur vous
en dit, n'hésitez pas à prendre le module ;-)
Et bien sûr, la relecture de tout module est toujours appréciée.
Merci encore pour vos efforts et vos contributions.
Librement
--
Jean-Paul
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