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LPA Prolog

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From: ia.hamid
Date: Mon, 19 Feb 1990 17:18
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This is my second mail on the same issue. I have just realised
that my firt posting could have implied that I was looking for
a "free copy" of this compiler. Let me restate my case:

I am trying to buy a legitamate copy of this particular prolog
implementation called LPA Professional Prolog V2.6. I think LPA
stands for Logics Programming Associates Ltd.? If any of you out
there know how I can obtained - with hard cash - a copy of this
software in the U.K., please come forward. Any pointers, for that
matter, is greatly appreciated. Thanks and my apologies if my
first posting caused some confusion.

Idros.
UWCS Swansea,
UK.
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From: eehamid@cybaswan.UUCP (ia.hamid)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.prolog
Subject: LPA Prolog
Keywords: AT, 386 and MS-DOS
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Date: 19 Feb 90 17:18:23 GMT
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