rs - a reminder system, by:

	Don Joslyn
	Nova University Computer Center
	3301 College Avenue
	Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33314
	(305) 475-7630
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	Copyright (C) 1985 by Nova University, Don Joslyn

This directory contains the source and manual entry for the rs program.
See the manual entry for more information on the use of rs.
The rs program was written under and for BSD 4.2

To Install:

1)	Look at rs.c and change any #defines needed.
	Defaults:

		CALENDAR  "/calendar"		users calendar file.
		RSFILE	  "/.reminders"		users reminder file.
		RSNOTES	  "/.rsnotes"		users notes    file.

		All of the above files are looked for in the users HOME dir.

		LPR		"/usr/ucb/lpr"	location of lpr command.
		VI		"/usr/ucb/vi"	location and def. of editor.

		MAXLINES	500		Max. number of lines (reminders)
		MAXLEN		256		Max. len of a single line.

	If your /tmp directory is somewhere else, change rstmp.
	Default:	char rstmp[] = "/tmp/rsXXXXX"

2)	Look at the Makefile and change target directory for the rs executable 
	and the manual entry if you wish.

	Defaults:

		DEST  = /usr/local		rs program >> /usr/local
		MDEST = /usr/man/manl		rs manual  >> /usr/man/manl

3)	Run 'make install' which will make and install the executables and the
	manual entries.
	If you want to compile the rs program in the current directory,
	run 'make program'.

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The main purpose of the rs command, is to make remembering easy!
