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From: lohr@wsqtb8.crd.ge.com (P. J. Lohr)
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Subject: Re: xclock, xcal, xbounce
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Date: 3 Nov 89 17:43:37 GMT
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In article <3677@amelia.nas.nasa.gov> kburgess@pioneer.arc.nasa.gov (Ken Burgess  RCD) writes:
>Does anyone know of an intellegent xclock program, which would
>containg an alarm clock, and possibly a configuration file to set
>dates and appts for alarms and messages.  It would also be nice to
>configure it in with a calendar program for a full desktop
>manager.

Good news:   There's a very nice one which does all the things you ask 
             called dxcalendar

Bad news:    It is part of, and only runs under DECWindows.

I haven't yet seen anything public domain which comes close.

                                                     Phil Lohr
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