Impdat stands for important date.  It is designed to remind a user
of an important date previously entered into a file (impdat.fil) on his 
area such as family birthdays, anniversaries, annual business events, etc.
	When the program is run, impdat takes the current date from the
system and searches the user's impdat.fil for any dates within the next week.
If a match is found impdat displays the reminding message that the user has
previously entered and asks if the message is to be kept or deleted.  
The program then allows the user to enter more dates and messages if desired.
	Impdat currently has an array capacity of 75 dates due to
space requirements on my system, however this can be easily expanded.
It was written in Fortran IV v2.2 and is running as a user task
on a PDP 11/34, RSX11-M version 3.2.
Modifications to improve it are welcome.
I have included a sample impdat.fil for formating and testing purposes.

Warning: please look though the fortran source file as I have made some
modifications in order to reduce the size of the task image.

				John F. Dalton
				Youth Research Center
				Catholic University of America
				Washington, D.C. 20064