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  18                         <span class="pagetitle">Introduction</span><br><br>\r
  19 This documentation provides information about the following: <br>\r
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  22 <li>Internal Kiriwrite subroutines</li>\r
  23 <li>Application programming interfaces (APIs) for the database, presentation and output modules.</li>\r
  24 <li>The Kiriwrite page format.</li>\r
  25 <li>The language strings used in Kiriwrite for the language files.</li>\r
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  31             <b>Warning</b><br>\r
  32             As Kiriwrite in the early stages of development (as such), the way data is passed to the subroutines could possibly change.\r
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