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                      3: .\" specifies the terms and conditions for redistribution.
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                      5: .\"    @(#)a.t 6.5 (Berkeley) 4/14/86
                      6: .\"
                      7: .SH
                      8: .LG
                      9: .ce
                     10: Appendix A \- User Contributed Software
                     11: .SM
                     12: .sp
                     13: .PP
                     14: Several new programs have been contributed to the Berkeley distribution.
                     15: .PP
                     16: .BP ansitape
                     17: Is a new program for handling tapes in ANSI format
                     18: and for transferring files between UNIX and VMS.
                     19: .BP B
                     20: Yet another new language.
                     21: .BP cpm
                     22: Is a file transfer protocol between UNIX and CP/M.
                     23: .BP dipress
                     24: A new program to convert \fIditroff\fP output to Xerox Interpress format.
                     25: .BP emacs
                     26: Is a public domain version of \fIemacs\fP.
                     27: .BP help
                     28: An extensive new UNIX help facility.
                     29: .BP hyper
                     30: A router and log program for the Hyperchannel.
                     31: .BP icon
                     32: The latest and greatest version from Arizona.
                     33: .BP jove
                     34: Is a simplified \fIemacs\fP-style editor.
                     35: .BP kermit
                     36: A file transfer protocol between UNIX and microcomputers.
                     37: .BP mh
                     38: This release includes MH Version 6.3, with Berkeley modifications.
                     39: It has been rewritten numerous times since the original version
                     40: release with 4.2BSD.
                     41: Each utility is now infinitely programmable.
                     42: .BP mkmf
                     43: Has been separated from \fISPMS\fP.
                     44: .BP mmdf
                     45: Is a new set of mail reading and transport programs.
                     46: .BP news
                     47: The latest revision of the Usenet news programs, B news 2.10.3 beta.
                     48: .BP np100
                     49: Utilities to download the Interlan NP100 Ethernet board.
                     50: .BP patch
                     51: Is a new program designed for taking diffs and applying them to
                     52: the source file.
                     53: If you only look at one new program, this is the one!
                     54: .BP pathalias
                     55: A new program that attempts to discover uucp path routing.
                     56: .BP pup
                     57: An implementation of the Xerox PUP protocols
                     58: and several useful programs that use them.
                     59: .BP rn
                     60: A new interface for reading (or ignoring) news.
                     61: .BP sumacc
                     62: A C compiler set of programs for doing MacIntosh software development.
                     63: .BP sunrpc
                     64: Yet another RPC protocol.
                     65: .BP tac
                     66: Is a program that displays a file in reverse line order.
                     67: .BP umodem
                     68: Another file transfer protocol between UNIX and microcomputers.
                     69: .BP X
                     70: A new window system that was developed at MIT.
                     71: This distribution supports the DEC VS100,
                     72: the Sun and the DEC b/w VAXStation II (QVSS).
                     73: .BP xns
                     74: A courier RPC mechanism that runs on Xerox NS, and many useful applications 
                     75: developed at Cornell University.

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