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KOFOID@cc.utah.edu writes:

>On p.16 of the Fall, 1989 issue of APDALog, Danny Goodman enigmately makes
>the following reference:

>"To keep the data in the stack, you need to emply search externals like
>Xsearch (Xiphias) and [...other stuff]".

>No address, no phone. Aside from this reference, I've never heard of
>Xiphias but would very much like to contact them about this product. If
>you can help me, I would appreciate it.

>    Cheers,

>        Eric .

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They were at the MACWORLD Expo in San Francisco.

"Xiphias, tools for an information society"

Peter Black, President

Helms Hall
8758 Venixe Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90034
(213) 841-2790

FAX (213) 841-2559
AppleLink D1371
MCI Mail: XIPHIAS

(from his business card)

I understand that Microsoft used their search and retrieval technology
for the Microsoft Office CD-ROM.


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