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.name
PCal
.type
CLI Tool
.short
Generates very nice looking Calendars
.description
Creates a very nice looking postscript calendar.  By default, PCal
simply prints an empty calendar.  Its real power is in its ability
to place ``events'' in appropriate days on the calendar, thus allowing
the user to create personalized calendars.  This is achieved through
the use of a "calendar.dat" file that has extraordinary flexibility.
.version
4.3
.author
Patrick Wood and Pipeline Associates, Inc.
Joe Brownlee
Andy Fyfe
Geoff Kuenning
Richard Dyson
Bruce Mohler
Andrew Rogers
Ken Keirnan
Joseph P. Larson
Ed Hand
Mark Kantrowitz
Jef Poskanzer
Craig Leres
.distribution
Copyrighted but Freely Redistributable
.source
Includes C-Source and makefiles for Amiga (gcc and SAS/C), MS-DOS (Turbo C)
UNIX (gcc) and VMS
.docs
Pcal.doc
ReadMe.amiga
orig.readme
Readme
.described-by
Fred Fish (fnf@fishpond.cygnus.com)
.submittal
Downloaded via ftp from wuarchive.wustl.edu.
.contents
PCal		Creates a very nice looking postscript calendar.  By
		default, PCal simply prints an empty calendar.  Its
		real power is in its ability to place ``events'' in
		appropriate days on the calendar, thus allowing the
		user to create personalized calendars.  This is achieved
		through the use of a "calendar.dat" file that has
		extraordinary flexibility.
		Author:  Patrick Wood, Joe Brownlee, Andy Fyfe, et al.