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>Has anyone had any problems with ForthMacs on the 1040ST?  I ftp'd
>a copy from him1.umich.edu and have been playing with it.  It does not
>like to live in my Rambaby ram drive,

First let me say that I am not a programmer, but an experienced user. Then
I will say that I have several (4 or 5) versions of 4th for the ST and to
my untrained eye Forthmacs looks to be a pretty good system. I think the
problem you are running into is due to conflict with 4th memory location.
In the manual it tells you how to move it around to wherever you want.
i.e. hex 90000 memtop!
     "" FORTH.TOS splice-relocation
     "" FORTH.TOS save-rel
wil give you a version which runs with hex 90000 as its TOP address.
Don't move too high as Emacs uses the space above MEMTOP. He goes on to
say that you can find top of avail. memory with - base-page 1a1+ 1@ .
The Manual is about 1/2 inch thick and is mostly a complete glossary but
also has advice on how to do things. There is a Macintosh Forthmacs and
also a version for the Sun workstation, as well as a Gem Window interface
for the ST which lets it run in windows and use them easily. Of interest
to music people is Formula (Forth Music Package for Midi), very powerful
but intended for programmers not casual musicians. With the complete kernel
code ($$) is a metacompiler to let you prune uneeded words from a final
product. Haven't corresponded with Mitch for over a year so would guess
there is more now. Compared to the price of competing commercial systems
Bradley is quite competitive in value for the buck.

(I don't have any connection to Bradley Forthware other than being a
casual user. I just wish I had the time to become an 'experienced' user.)