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Re: NEED TECH-SUPPORT? NEED A CERTAIN SOFTWARE NOBODY SALES?

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From: Peter Rye
Date: Mon, 30 Sep 1996 00:00
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>>>>> "Leonard" == "Leonard Kawasaki" <lenny@aloha.net> writes:

    Leonard> 	Come Visit CPU-INC if anyone has problems with a
    Leonard> computer, software, or hardware.  We are glad to offer
    Leonard> any assistance to MAC'S or PC'S.  We also offer many
    Leonard> different types of software for professionals to
    Leonard> beginners.  WE even have software for people who rather
    Leonard> use a certain language version of a particular
    Leonard> software.!!!! Email me if you have any questions.

Leonard,
Since you posted to a Linux group, perhaps you can help me with getting the
latest version of nn (nn-6.5.1) running under Linux. I seem to be having
some problems with the curses (or rather ncurses routines). The Tcl-Tk 
interface seems to be fine. 
Don't worry about the different languages, English will be fine.
Thanks,
Peter Rye ;-)
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From: prye@cyllene.uwa.edu.au (Peter Rye)
Subject: Re: NEED TECH-SUPPORT?  NEED A CERTAIN SOFTWARE NOBODY SALES?
Date: 1996/09/30
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