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Subject: Failed Arpa Mail
Date:    Tue, 25-APR-1989 12:53 MST
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From:   stan!dce%boulder.colorado.edu@ccc.mfenet (David Elliott)
Subject: Re: Need pointer to XAPPT
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In article <18055@mips.mips.COM> mdove@orac (Mike Dove) writes:
>Could someone out there send me a pointer to where I can get "xappt".
>If you could email it to me that would even be better since my internet
>access is crude at best.

You can buy a Solbourne machine, Mad Dog.  Xappt (to be called sappt
in future releases) is an application from Solbourne, and the
source is not available at this time.  This is also true of xnews
(to be called snews in the future).

For the time being, you can make do with xcalendar.

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David Elliott           dce@Solbourne.COM
                        ...!{boulder,nbires,sun}!stan!dce