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From: tholenst_at_[hidden]
Date: 2000-08-06 15:26:07
Valentin Bonnard writes:
> > It's my understanding that 'P' and 'V' stand for some words in
> > Dutch, but I don't know what they are.
>
> I was wondering was they could mean (esp. since Post = V, not P).
If you really want to know.... (I thought most people wouldn't care)
It is, in fact, dutch.
P means passeren, i.e. 'pass'
V means vrijgeven or vrijmaken (I don't know exactly), i.e. 'unblock'
(I don't speak dutch, so don't blame me, if spelled wrong)
I'd use other names for boost, actually, I don't like them.
Thomas
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