(fwd) CODE RELEASE: [client] Spod! (Java mud client)

[J C Lawrence]

From: Matt Chatterley <matt at mpc.dyn.ml.org>
Newsgroups: rec.games.mud.announce
Subject: CODE RELEASE: [client] Spod! (Java mud client)

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                 Maintained by: Matt Chatterley <neddy at itl.net>
	         http://user.super.net.uk/~neddy/spod/spod.html
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  Spod! is a mud client written and developed in Java, with the
intention of providing a GUI alternative to the more popular UNIX
clients, such as TF and TinTin++ for those who prefer the WIMP
environment. Since Java is a truly 'multi platform' language, the
available compiled classes (source code has not yet been released to
the public), should run on any machine which has a JRE (Java Runtime
Environment) installed.

  You can find more information about Spod! at the URL above, and can
contact the Development team at neddy at itl.net. A mailing list for the
project exists, and can be subscribed to my emailing
majordomo at mpc.dyn.ml.org with 'subscribe spod' in the message body (on
a single line).

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Regards,
	-Matt Chatterley

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