Changeset a4d0da5 for app/dist/files/LICENCE

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03/27/08 20:49:46 (17 years ago)

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pawelk <pawelk@…> (03/27/08 20:49:46)

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pawelk <pawelk@…> (03/27/08 20:49:46)

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Zmodyfikowalem pliki licencji i praw, poprawilem generowanie tarballa dla slownikow, uaktualnilem generowanie konfiguracji o plik compiledict.conf.

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