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remove section about *.ac import and export scripts for ancient Blender versions

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-== Import/Export of AC3D files into/from Blender ==
-To work with AC3D files in Blender download the Python scripts for your Blender version:
-'''Blender 2.25 to 2.27:'''
-Import: http://members.aon.at/mfranz/ac-in_2-25-B.py
-Export: http://members.aon.at/mfranz/ac-out_2-25-B.py
-'''Blender 2.28 and later (but not 2.28c):'''
-Import: http://members.aon.at/mfranz/ac3d_import.py
-Export: http://members.aon.at/mfranz/ac3d_export.py
-The scripts are to be executed from within the Blender application:
-* Start Blender.
-* Switch one of the views to "Text Editor" mode (leftmost button).
-* Load the script by clicking on the "-" button and selecting "OPEN NEW".
-* Execute the script by pressing ALT-P.
-* Select the file to import/to export to.
-'''Blender 2.32 and later (or cvs versions after 2004/01/15):'''
-Import/Export: The scripts are now part of the Blender package You just need to tell Blender where the script directory is (info window) and can then find the importer/exporter in the file menu. No need to load the scripts explicitly. If you can't find the scripts directory after installing Blender, you can also download the scripts here for Blender 2.32: http://members.aon.at/mfranz/scripts.tar.gz)
 = Problems and Solutions =