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The XTree and -clones genealogical tree --------------------------------------- click to enlarge (1391 x 769 gif image) Download: }Postscript version in A4 paper format (19.318 bytes) }PDF version in A4 paper format (4.086 bytes) }Postscript version in letter paper format (19.326 bytes) }PDF version in letter paper format (4.159 bytes) }GIF version (1391x769; same as linked above) (53.754 bytes) }Original FIG source (>Xfig format file) (11.351 bytes) }All the above 6 files in a ZIP archive (71.863 bytes) }All the above 6 files in a TAR.GZ archive (68.212 bytes) ---<>--- Frontpage of the XTree 2 manual from 1985 (It's aligned oblique in reality, too!) An electronic version of the third edition of this manual can be found within the xtree2.exe-archive on this site. ---<>--- WHAT XTREE THINKS ABOUT NORTON... --------------------------------- ...quoted from the ZEDIT.TXT file of XTreeGold 3.0(1) :

#if A
{
    #if B
    {
        /* {[( /* */ { } ( ) [ ] " '?' " #if #endif )]} */

        if ((XTree.Gold[version] == 3) || (! XTree_Easy[hho]))
        {
            if (XTree_Prune( "NORTON", "PRUNE" ) == OKAY)
            {
                XTree_Dialog( "Wise choice!" );
            }
            else
            {
                XTree_Dialog( "Is Todd in the room?" );
            }
            something=boolean?yes:no;
        }
    }
    #endif
}
#endif

-- thanx to 'fish' for that hint! Now, who is Todd ? Jeffrey C. Johnson tells: "Todd Walker ... tech support ... whenever I released a version for internal testing I would include a hidden feature or plant a harmless but new bug ... we'd have an informal contest to see who could find it first ... and it was usually Todd ... but I won a few: things so deeply hidden nobody found it. 'The Game' ended up being called 'Stump Todd', but the purpose was to ensure the tech support crew knew every detail of the program. And it also ensured that very few bugs ended up in final releases." (Thanks very much to >Jeffrey C. Johnson for handing down that anecdote!) ---<>--- XTreeGold 2.0 advertisement, 1991 ---<>--- XTreeGold 2.5 flyer : --------------------- ^}Page 1 ^}Page 2 ^}Page 3 ^}Page 4 -- thanx to 'Kimbo' for supplying! ---<>--- xtree for UNIX Systems flyer: ----------------------------- -- thanx to 'Kimbo' for supplying! ---<>--- >SunWorld award for xtree for UNIX Systems in 1992: -------------------------------------------------- Sun Microsystem's magazine "SunWorld" in 1992 named "xtree for UNIX" as its Product of the Year in the Utilities category. -- thanx to Rob for supplying! ---<>--- Last updated 05-22-18 --- XTree is a registered trademark of Symantec Inc.

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}Postscript version in A4 paper format	(19.318 bytes)
}PDF version in A4 paper format	(4.086 bytes)
}Postscript version in letter paper format	(19.326 bytes)
}PDF version in letter paper format	(4.159 bytes)
}GIF version (1391x769; same as linked above)	(53.754 bytes)
}Original FIG source (>Xfig format file)	(11.351 bytes)
}All the above 6 files in a ZIP archive	(71.863 bytes)
}All the above 6 files in a TAR.GZ archive	(68.212 bytes)