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In article <XX4mVB2w165w@lcraft.ersys.edmonton.ab.ca> cduguay@lcraft.ersys.edmonton.ab.ca (Claude Duguay) writes:

   fred@opal.cs.tu-berlin.de (Reinhard Arlt) writes:

   >Who markets Trilogy in the UK?  Or in Europe?  I rang the "Complete Logic
   >Systems" USA number listed in the resource guide, but got no reply.
   >I just want to play around with constraint solving, and can't afford CHIP.

   I can't tell you what their address is but Trilogy was developed by a
   Canadian company based in Vancouver, BC. You migth be able to get the
   number from directory assistance and information about distributors directly
   through them.

   Claude Duguay              cduguay@lcraft.ersys.edmonton.ab.ca 

I've been wondering what's going on with Trilogy myself, so I tried to
phone them up.  They still have a number listed with directory
assistance, but it is not in service and they don't have any
information about a new number.

I suspect that the company what developed Trilogy (Complete Logic
Systems) folded recently.  I did hear a couple of years ago that Paul
Voda (the original developer of Trilogy) sold the company and went
back to his home country in eastern Europe (the former Czechoslovakia,
I think) for business opportunities resulting from the fall of
Communism.

Does anybody know what is going on with Trilogy and Complete Logic
Systems?  

Greg
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Greg Sidebottom,                                      | There's not a word that
Expert Systems Laboratory, Centre for Systems Science | goes here that rhymes
Simon Fraser University, Burnaby BC V5A 1S6, Canada   | with anything. -CVB