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MacOberon is the Macintosh implementation of the Oberon System, an
innovative computing environment created by Niklaus Wirth and Jurg
Gutknecht at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich.

Niklaus Wirth is the creator of the Pascal and Modula-2 programming
languages.  The Oberon System is based on the Oberon programming
language, the successor of Modula-2.

The Oberon system is user-extensible to an extent that is unparalleled
in traditional systems.  The whole system may be viewed as an extensible
Hypertext editor, to which a user may add commands (written in Oberon,
a language very similar to Pascal) at any time.

Version 2.0 of MacOberon is now available.  This includes, among other
things, complete documentation, a document editor, a graphics editor, an
intelligent text editor, an Oberon compiler and many source programs.

MacOberon is completely free.  It runs on Macintosh II computers (or any
other Macintosh that has a 68020 or 68030 processor).  You will need
about 1.5 Megabytes of free disk space for installing the system.

MacOberon may be obtained via anonymous FTP from
  129.132.101.33 - user: anonymous - password: your e-mail-address


Michael Franz, Computersysteme, ETH Zurich, Switzerland

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Michael Franz     franz@inf.ethz.ch       +41-1-254'73'14
Computersysteme   ETH Zentrum   8092 Zurich   Switzerland