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From: Howard Cohen <hoco@best.com>
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Subject: crypt
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Is there a crypt program available?  I just want a simple, stdin/stdout
crypt program.  PGP is way more than I need, and too cumbersome for
my application.  If you have any ideas, or can point me to some source,
I would be grateful.

Thanks for your time,

	Howard Cohen
		hoco@timefold.com