Running Agenda on my DOS netbook isn't convenient, but necessary since both my desktop and laptop machines are running Ubuntu.
But I still need and use Agenda. It provides both a model for the new application I'm building, and my organizer for ideas, todo lists, etc.
So I looked into the 'Ubuntu Software Center' on my laptop (a friendly wrapper for apt-get, the Linux utility that installs software applications from the internet). Sure enough, two different DOS emulators waiting to be tried.
A few clicks later, I had a virtual DOS 'C' directory, and copied in the Agenda files from the netbook. And I'm up and running.

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