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@@ -140,24 +140,6 @@ on the first line of that file.  Now recompile xfishtank, and your new fish
 will be used.  Also, the program fishtogif will extract the two gifs from
 any fish header file so you can touch up what you already have.
 
-Other fish sources:
-       The AfterDark fish on the Mac are beautiful.  If you
-have already shelled out the money to Berkely Systems Software to buy those
-fish, and you also want to see them on your UNIX box, here is what you do.
-If you can transfer the Mac fish files to UNIX, run the "gofish" program 
-supplied here, it will write out the fish into two intermediate files.
-The files will look strange, they are my own format, just feed them to the
-giftofish program (which understands that format), and it will create a
-fish header file for you.
-       OpenWindows 3.0 comes with some fish pictures.  If you have purchased
-Openwindows, and want to use those pictures, the program "rasttofish" 
-supplied here will read one of their sun raster fish pictures, and produce
-a xfishtank header file for it.  Note, the Openwindows fish are only one
-frame, so the won't be animated.
-       There is apparently a PC Windows program with some swimming fish.
-The individual fish are stored in .fsh files.  The program pcfshtofish
-will turn one of these .fsh files into an xfishtank header file.
-
 
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