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In article <INFO-M2%90091711095359@UCF1VM.BITNET> you write:
>Hello,
>
>I am a new subscriber and I have a few questions.  I do not presently know
>the Modula2 language, however I am told that it is similar to Pascal and was
>also written by Wirth.  Being a typical programmer I tend to avoid reading
>DOC's manuals.  I would like to have any suggestions however on a good
>reference book for M2.  So if there is anyone interested in helping a
>M2 illiteratewould you please send me some suggestions?
>
>Thank you, in advance.
>
>Jason Matthew O'Donnell
>Computer Science and Philosophy
>Ohio Wesleyan University

I personally use Logitechs Modula-2 system, along with a few ad-ons from a
company called PMI (really good stuff).  I would recommend looking for a book
at your usual book store, pick up any Mod-2 book and see what compiler it
uses (supports).  Some are very generic and would be difficult to use if it
does not match the syntax of the text you are using.  I think a book called
"The Sea Farers Guide to Modula-2 is a book good for beginners and acts as a
nice crowbar if you are moving from pascal.

Any specific questions just send to;
Peter Bye
E-Mail: pbye@ub.d.umn.edu
	pbye2madonna.d.umn.edu