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From: foote@atlantis.Berkeley.EDU (Bill "Mr. Fun" Foote)
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Subject: Re: Good date programs
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Date: 17 May 89 22:02:24 GMT
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It's pretty easy to write a date program in C.  I have one for the
IBM PC (and unix) that produces output like this:

	Today is Wednesday, May 17, 1989.
	Pacific Daylight Time is 2:59 PM.

I think that the program is about forty lines of source (and most of
that is things like arrays holding the names of months).  If anyone
wants, I can e-mail them the source and executable for this.


Bill Foote
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