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Subject: Mac Modula-2
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Date: Fri, 18-Jan-85 09:35:54 EST
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>  I hope you weren't referring to Volition Systems' Modula-2 in your
>  note about editors on the Mac...

No, I was referring to the Modula-2 from Modula Corp up in Provo, UT (which,
by the way, was supposed to have been sent to me a few weeks ago).  They
(like SofTech) licenced their editor from Apple, and it's a safe bet that
it will be nearly identical to the one in MacAdvantage:UCSD Pascal.

My condolences, by the way, on the demise of Volitions Systems.  I was out
there last August to see the 68000 native-code compiler (running under CP/M
68K).  A few weeks later, Windsor Brown called me to tell me that there had
been major upheavals (though he couldn't tell me much more than that).  Some
weeks after *that*, I got a letter from VS, asking me to return my review
copy of Modula-2 (IBM-PC) or pay $300+.  I returned it to their new, tiny
offices in Pacific Beach, and that's the last that I've heard from them.

    						..bruce..

					Bruce F. Webster/BYTE
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