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From: Ted X Toth <txtoth@gmail.com>
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As best I can tell the current implementation requires a context to have 
a level or range to be valid in an fc file. However there a cases where 
I'd prefer that files be created with a given context but at the level 
of the creating process. Is there a way to do specify this behavior in 
an fc file?

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