CCL: multi-reference CI

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 MolPro is one program capable of doing MRD-CI.  For applications that
 don't require the precision of MRD-CI (which is a difficult method for
 non-experts), TD-DFT can give decent answers.  Gaussian 03 does support
 TD-DFT.
 Best,
 Sam
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 Dear all,
 Which program can do the multi-reference CI calculation? I checked the
 most popular Gaussian program. The manual only mentions the direct CI.
 What other programs should I check?
 Thanks a lot!
 Jeny