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In article <7574@shemp.UCLA.EDU> khayo@CS.UCLA.EDU (Erazm J. Behr) writes:
>In article <331@ge-mc3i.UUCP> sterritt@ge-mc3i.UUCP (Chris Sterritt) writes:
>=Hello,
>(...)
>=	I *have* used the public-domain TransSkel stuff, however--and it's
>=great!  It gives you a *great* reduction in programming time, thanks to taking
>=care of the main loop, da's, menus, etc.  I've taken a program that was working
>=with no Mac-type interface at all (perhaps this is a silly way to develop on
>=the mac, but at the time...) and added a FULL, true mac-style interface in no
>=time (e.g., two hours!  and that was after not touching TransSkel for two 
>=months!) 
>(...)
>=	Plus, you get the source!  I did find a bug in the Pascal version, and
>=corrected it, sent the fix to Owen Hartnett (see below).
>(...)
>   How about posting it in .binaries? (source and/or object) I, for one,
>would be interested in getting the Pascal vsn. & I haven't seen it
>anywhere. Of course, if I'm the only one who needs it - I'll just get in
>touch with Owen. Thanks... 
>-----------------------------------------------------------
>I'm sick & tired of editing my incorrect address in the header.
>The *correct* one is khayo@MATH.UCLA.EDU; I have no connection
>with the CS Department, except that we breathe the same smog.

I've been trying to get the Pascal version posted since November!!!
Apparently the path between my node and the moderators is non-existant.
I even enlisted the aid of Paul DuBois, the original author of the C
version, to act as a relay station between the moderator and myself, but
nothing has come of it.  

This is kind of a guest account, so sending out many individual mailings
is not in the cards, and, besides, it defeats the purpose of the net.

If anyone has any suggestions, let me know.

-Owen Hartnett


Owen Hartnett
Brown University Computer Science

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