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From: [e-mail] (M. Saggaf)
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Subject: xspread1.1L2 (X-based Spreadsheet) Uploaded
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Date: 14 Sep 92 08:38:28 GMT
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I uploaded xspread1.1L2 (an X-based Spreadsheet) to sunsite and tsx-11.
You can access it right now at pub/Linux/X11/Incoming at sunsite (will
be moved to an appropriate location later). You need the new jump libc
4.1 to use it. Here is some more info:

This is xspread1.1L2, a spreadsheet program for X-Windows based on the
text-based sc. It has many graphics types and is menu-driven. The best
[free] Unix spreadsheet yet. This version [L2] is linked with the jump
libs of libc (4.1) and libm (4.0) (but the static X libs since the shared X
libs do not mix with shared/jump libs of gcc2.2.2d+) so it's smaller than
the previous version [L1]. Version L3 will be linked with the shared X libs
when x11v2.0 is released.

If you have a math coproceesor, version L1 may not have worked for you. I think
this one will work just fine. I'm interested in any feedback. Of course, you
have to have the new jump libs that H. Lu  just released.  The original sources
of xspread can be found by archie.

To install, just untar in /usr.

/M. Saggaf
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