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From: mjr@osiris.UUCP (Marcus J. Ranum)
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Subject: Network addressbook program submitted to comp.sources.misc
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Date: Thu, 29-Oct-87 21:58:12 EST
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	I've submitted the sources to the network addressbook/rolodex system
I posted about earlier. I don't know what'll happen from there, but it will
choke up our dialout lines if I directly mail copies to all that requested
them. I Hope that the moderator isn't too backlogged.

	Since my earlier posting I have rounded out the man pages, and done
a few test compiles on different SYSV and BSD systems with heartening success.

	I know I'm biased, but I kind of like it. The lowdown is that it was
developed in direct response to the suggestion that a DbaseIII database be 
used to keep track of local E-mail addresses... (aACK! PhhHT! ooP!) 

--mjr();
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