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	Mnemonic:	user-guide.xfm
	Abstract:	Source for the user's guide (mostly just an import of all
				of the manual pages).
	Date:		6 November 2019
	Author:		E. Scott Daniels
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&h1(RMR User's Guide)

The RIC Message Router (RMR) is a library which applications use to send and receive
messages where the message routing, endpoint selection, is based on the message type 
rather than on traditional DNS names or IP addresses. 
Because the user documentation for RMR is a collection of UNIX manpages (included
in the development package, and available via the &cw(man) command when installed), 
there is no separate "User's Guide." 
To provide something for the document scrapers to find, this is a collection of
the RMR manual pages formatted directly from their source which might be a bit
ragged when combined into a single markup document.  
Read the manual pages :) 
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