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In article <831@gargoyle.UChicago.EDU> thisted@galton.uchicago.edu (Ronald A. Thisted) writes:
>In article <1310@water.waterloo.edu> ljdickey@water.waterloo.edu (Lee Dickey) writes:
>>In article <7020@ut-ngp.UUCP> wmartin@ngp.UUCP (Wiley Sanders) writes:
>>
>>I have been using APL.68000 for some time now.  
>>...The APL is *E X C E L L E N T*.
>>...It is now $99, and the company offers FREE run time license to developers.
>>...APL.68000 for the Mac and the Amiga comes with a terminal emulator build in.
>
>Could you please post the address of this company, as i (and presumably
>others) have not been able to find out how to get the product.

The US distributor for MicroAPL's APL.68000 is

	Spencer Organization, Inc.
	PO Box 248
	Westwood, NJ 07675
	(201) 666-6011

I just got mine the other day.  Watch it though, they tag on 4% for
using a credit card and I don't believe they told me about it when I
ordered.   They used to sell for a coupla bucks (a give-away at APL-87
in Dallas this past spring/summer) a demo disk which was pretty much
the same as the distribution disk sans workspace/function saving to disk.

MicroAPL is a company located in the heart of London, England.  APL.68000
is version level 6 and thus is quite stable.   An APL2 is in the works
according to Bill Spencer.

I'm just re-learning APL on my Amiga but I'd sure like to hear from others
and their experiences.


Happy Holidays folks!

				-Rusty-
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