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Subject: Is there a crypt *command*
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I was porting the SC spreadsheet to FreeBSD and it wants to know
the whereabouts of the CRYPT command.  I've loaded the crypt
libraries from the june snap of 2.0.5, but I've not been able
to find a crypt *command*.  Is there such a beast that's
available?

Thanks.

Dave Bodenstab
imdave@ihats1.ih.att.com