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Re: Looking for CM (Calendar Manager) Summary.

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From: Jonathan Magid
Date: Mon, 09 Nov 1992 06:56
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In article <ALBERTO.92Nov9000348@karna.cs.umd.edu> alberto@cs.umd.edu (Jose Alberto Fernandez R) writes:
>The good news is that there is a public domain program called XVTDL
>which has many of the features of CM including a tty interface, and
>supposely in able to deal with multiple calendars.
>cheack it out in cs.hope.edu (This is a very slow FTP site)
>If somebody know of a fast FTP site with xvtdl please post.
>Perhaps export.lcs.mit.edu has it.

xvtdl can also be found on sunsite.unc.edu in /pub/X11/Openlook;
which is probably a faster site (and is dedicated to archive purposes)

jem.

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