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Subject: Re: What is the Newest XLISP?
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>> What is the most current version of XLISP?
XLISP 1.7 for PC/MS DOS is available from
MicroCom Systems,
P.O. Box 51657
Palo Alto, CA 94303
for $3.50. (+ $1.00 S/H). It is disk LANGUAGE-8.
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From: ····@green.UUCP
Subject: Re: What is the Newest XLISP?
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In article <···@uvm-gen.UUCP> ······@uvm-gen.UUCP (Steve Cavrak) writes:
>>> What is the most current version of XLISP?
>
>XLISP 1.7 for PC/MS DOS is available from
> MicroCom Systems,
> P.O. Box 51657
> Palo Alto, CA 94303
>for $3.50. (+ $1.00 S/H). It is disk LANGUAGE-8.
You can also get it from the author David Betz for $10.00.
Send a check for the amount payable to him to the address:
David Betz
114 Davenport Ave.
Manchester, NH 03103
This is more then the source above but you are also rewarding the
original author. I did so and received it in a week or so. (I haven't
offered to send it to anyone because I intend to bring it up under UNIX and I
haven't gotten a version of ARC that works on our machines yet.)
Bill Bogstad
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From: Vincent Manis
Subject: Re: What is the Newest XLISP?
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(In response to an article in comp.lang.lisp giving David Betz' address)
Does David Betz distribute XLisp 1.7 in Atari ST format, or is there
someone else who has taken on that role? I'm particularly interested
in source code, rather than binaries.
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