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In article <5!H+39F@cs.widener.edu>, lamb@cs.widener.edu (Steve Lamb) writes:
> 
> 	Does anyone know where I can get a copy of PROLOG or TURBO PROLOG??
>  I'm not sure if it is still on the market I can't seem to find it.  I know
>  it is from Borland but nobady seems to care it anymore.  If any info please
>  e-mail.

You probably don't want to use Borland's Prolog. One, Borland sold it to
another company a while back and two, it wasn't a full implementation anyway!

We use a program called LPA Prolog at college. From what I gather from staff it
is quite a good implementation and academic pricing is available.

I believe the program comes from the UK but I have seen it advertised in the
US. A scan through a computer journal like DR DOBBS should produce a company
selling it.

Best of luck!
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