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Article #1859Re: RCS for MSDOS
From: Tom Armistead
Date: Thu, 09 May 1991 02:18
Date: Thu, 09 May 1991 02:18
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In article <carl.673623204@uk96sup> carl@uk96sup.UUCP (Carl Taylor) writes:
>I have been using RCS 5 under unix to control my development projects at
>work. I am now setting up some small development project at home based
>under MSDOS and I would like to set up RCS to operate on a PC. Although
>I could spend time porting the RCS myself I would prefer not to if the
>work has already been performed by someone else.
>
>If you know of the whereabouts of such a port or of the diffs or if you
>are able to mail the diffs to me I would appreciate the help.
>
>Regards,
>Carl Taylor
>
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Mortice Kern Systems (MKS) sells a version of RCS for DOS. Seems like
it was about $200?
Morice Kern Systems
35 King Street North
Warterloo, Ontario
Canada N2J2W9
(519)884-2251
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