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From:	rsalz@osf.org
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To:	rc@archone.tamu.edu
Subject: The "sm" program

Hey, small and beautiful fans...  I just started using John F. Haugh's
"sm" program.  It seems like just the thing for when you have to dialin.
(IT was the only reason I used tcsh; I, sigh, needed job control via the
modem.)

It was posted to alt.sources a couple of days ago.
	/r$