Re: GUIDE-80 Assembler Session

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From: Michael Stack
Date: Wed, 29 May 1991 01:46

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> Hey, GUIDE!!!
> AT SHARE, we are doing a SHARE-wide survey to try to convince IBM that there
> are still MANY Assembler H types out there, doing new coding.
>
> This is being sponsored by the Assembler Committee of the Languages Project
> of the Applications Enabling Group of the AADS division of SHARE
> (I am Project Manager for Languages).

But I can find nothing in your posting which identifies you.  Who are you?

Michael Stack

Northern Illinois University            Internet: A01MES1@MVS.NIU.EDU
Computer Systems and Operations         Bitnet:   A01MES1@NIU
DeKalb, IL  60115-2854                  Phone:    815-753-9447

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Subject: Re: GUIDE-80 Assembler Session
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