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http://tedserbinski.com/tags/drupal/creating-alpha-pager-with-views-2-and-drupal-6
This is article that saved me tons of hours while I was chasing my tail trying to find an easy way to do this, reprinted so I can remember it later:
From reading all of the docs and quietly watching development  commits, I knew Views 2 [...]]]></description>
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		<description><![CDATA[Code Snippet to allow you to override and specify node templates based on node id.
Put the code in your template.php file
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