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2 total messages Started by Mat (stressed out) Maher Mon, 29 Jan 1996 11:59
READ ME PLEASE
#3207
Author: Mat (stressed out) Maher
Date: Mon, 29 Jan 1996 11:59
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Hi all,

thanks for reading this.


I'm putting together a web site for modula-2 use. 

It has stemed from the Modula-2 survey, posted repeatedly last year.

I'm looking for people to contribute to it - whether it be:

	what you do with it
	if you sell/make it
	any history

	basically anything related to modula-2

	plus, of course, any inclusions to the survey (details of your 
	company name, line of work, compiler, usage, etc)

Again, I will keep people anonymous if requested.

Any information will be greatly received. Just think of the FREE ADVERTISING 
for you/your company.

Thanks, 
		      		
    Mat. Maher      <ssu94114@reading.ac.uk>      <MM@Arete.demon.co.uk>     

          [Specialist in candle burning and time mis-management] 
Re: READ ME PLEASE
#3229
Author: Anthony Fok
Date: Fri, 02 Feb 1996 03:33
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Mat (stressed out) Maher (ssu94114@reading.ac.uk) wrote:
> Hi all,

> thanks for reading this.
> I'm putting together a web site for modula-2 use. 
> It has stemed from the Modula-2 survey, posted repeatedly last year.
> I'm looking for people to contribute to it - whether it be:
> 	what you do with it
> 	if you sell/make it
> 	any history
> 	basically anything related to modula-2

I have some links to Modula-2 stuff at:

	http://www.ualberta.ca/~foka/Computer.html#Modula-2

which hopefully can be of help.  ^_^

Good luck!

Anthony

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Anthony Fok Tung-Ling            foka@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca
Civil Engineering                http://www.ualberta.ca/~foka/
University of Alberta, Canada    Keep smiling!  *^_^*
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