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From: Miha Lampret <mlampret@opencores.org>
Date: Thu, 4 Oct 2001 21:31:26 +0200 (CEST)
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CGI script written in Perl that provides a Web interface to Majordomo
v1.9x*. It is intended to run co-located with the Majordomo program (ie,
both list-server and Web on the same host). Employing a variety of Web/GUI
techniques such as Balloon Help, Per-User Preferences, and MouseOver cues,
MajorCool puts a friendly face on top of the Majordomo list management
processes. 

"If you run a Majordomo service, go get MajorCool!"
-- Mark Rauterkus, E-Marketing Digest 
MajorCool was originally designed as an administrative front-end 
CGI script written in Perl that provides a Web interface to Majordomo
v1.9x*. It is intended to run co-located with the Majordomo program (ie,
both list-server and Web on the same host). Employing a variety of Web/GUI
techniques such as Balloon Help, Per-User Preferences, and MouseOver cues,
MajorCool puts a friendly face on top of the Majordomo list management
processes. 

"If you run a Majordomo service, go get MajorCool!"
-- Mark Rauterkus, E-Marketing Digest 
MajorCool was originally designed as an administrative front-end 
CGI script written in Perl that provides a Web interface to Majordomo
v1.9x*. It is intended to run co-located with the Majordomo program (ie,
both list-server and Web on the same host). Employing a variety of Web/GUI
techniques such as Balloon Help, Per-User Preferences, and MouseOver cues,
MajorCool puts a friendly face on top of the Majordomo list management
processes. 

"If you run a Majordomo service, go get MajorCool!"
-- Mark Rauterkus, E-Marketing Digest 
MajorCool was originally designed as an administrative front-end 
CGI script written in Perl that provides a Web interface to Majordomo
v1.9x*. It is intended to run co-located with the Majordomo program (ie,
both list-server and Web on the same host). Employing a variety of Web/GUI
techniques such as Balloon Help, Per-User Preferences, and MouseOver cues,
MajorCool puts a friendly face on top of the Majordomo list management
processes. 

"If you run a Majordomo service, go get MajorCool!"
-- Mark Rauterkus, E-Marketing Digest 
CGI script written in Perl that provides a Web interface to Majordomo
v1.9x*. It is intended to run co-located with the Majordomo program (ie,
both list-server and Web on the same host). Employing a variety of Web/GUI
techniques such as Balloon Help, Per-User Preferences, and MouseOver cues,
MajorCool puts a friendly face on top of the Majordomo list management
processes. 

"If you run a Majordomo service, go get MajorCool!"
-- Mark Rauterkus, E-Marketing Digest 
MajorCool was originally designed as an administrative front-end 
CGI script written in Perl that provides a Web interface to Majordomo
v1.9x*. It is intended to run co-located with the Majordomo program (ie,
both list-server and Web on the same host). Employing a variety of Web/GUI
techniques such as Balloon Help, Per-User Preferences, and MouseOver cues,
MajorCool puts a friendly face on top of the Majordomo list management
processes. 

"If you run a Majordomo service, go get MajorCool!"
-- Mark Rauterkus, E-Marketing Digest 
MajorCool was originally designed as an administrative front-end 
CGI script written in Perl that provides a Web interface to Majordomo
v1.9x*. It is intended to run co-located with the Majordomo program (ie,
both list-server and Web on the same host). Employing a variety of Web/GUI
techniques such as Balloon Help, Per-User Preferences, and MouseOver cues,
MajorCool puts a friendly face on top of the Majordomo list management
processes. 

"If you run a Majordomo service, go get MajorCool!"
-- Mark Rauterkus, E-Marketing Digest 
MajorCool was originally designed as an administrative front-end 
CGI script written in Perl that provides a Web interface to Majordomo
v1.9x*. It is intended to run co-located with the Majordomo program (ie,
both list-server and Web on the same host). Employing a variety of Web/GUI
techniques such as Balloon Help, Per-User Preferences, and MouseOver cues,
MajorCool puts a friendly face on top of the Majordomo list management
processes. 

"If you run a Majordomo service, go get MajorCool!"
-- Mark Rauterkus, E-Marketing Digest 
MajorCool was originally designed as an administrative front-end 
CGI script written in Perl that provides a Web interface to Majordomo
v1.9x*. It is intended to run co-located with the Majordomo program (ie,
both list-server and Web on the same host). Employing a variety of Web/GUI
techniques such as Balloon Help, Per-User Preferences, and MouseOver cues,
MajorCool puts a friendly face on top of the Majordomo list management
processes. 

"If you run a Majordomo service, go get MajorCool!"
-- Mark Rauterkus, E-Marketing Digest 
MajorCool was originally designed as an administrative front-end 
CGI script written in Perl that provides a Web interface to Majordomo
v1.9x*. It is intended to run co-located with the Majordomo program (ie,
both list-server and Web on the same host). Employing a variety of Web/GUI
techniques such as Balloon Help, Per-User Preferences, and MouseOver cues,
MajorCool puts a friendly face on top of the Majordomo list management
processes. 

"If you run a Majordomo service, go get MajorCool!"
-- Mark Rauterkus, E-Marketing Digest 
MajorCool was originally designed as an administrative front-end 
CGI script written in Perl that provides a Web interface to Majordomo
v1.9x*. It is intended to run co-located with the Majordomo program (ie,
both list-server and Web on the same host). Employing a variety of Web/GUI
techniques such as Balloon Help, Per-User Preferences, and MouseOver cues,
MajorCool puts a friendly face on top of the Majordomo list management
processes. 

"If you run a Majordomo service, go get MajorCool!"
-- Mark Rauterkus, E-Marketing Digest 
MajorCool was originally designed as an administrative front-end 
CGI script written in Perl that provides a Web interface to Majordomo
v1.9x*. It is intended to run co-located with the Majordomo program (ie,
both list-server and Web on the same host). Employing a variety of Web/GUI
techniques such as Balloon Help, Per-User Preferences, and MouseOver cues,
MajorCool puts a friendly face on top of the Majordomo list management
processes. 

"If you run a Majordomo service, go get MajorCool!"
-- Mark Rauterkus, E-Marketing Digest 
MajorCool was originally designed as an administrative front-end 


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