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From: Eddie White <ewhite@ms1.nwla.com>
Subject: dec lat
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i have found myself in a position where i have to get up to speed on DEC 
LAT real fast.  i know lat is found mostly in the dec vms environment; 
but i think its supported on their unix.  is there a lat clone for fbsd 
(or linux) that i can snarf up and study?

thanks,
   eddie