Re: SYMBOLICS LISP MACHINE

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From: reti
Date: Thu, 01 Jul 1999 00:00

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    Date: Wed, 30 Jun 1999 13:53 EDT
    From: Luca Pisati <pisati@nichimen.com>

    Louise Franco wrote:
    > 
    > Dear Sirs:
    > 
    > Around the mid 1980's, Symbolic Lisp Machine had a proprietary hypertext
    > system which was a documentation browser.  It could access indexed
    > information which could reside on a remote server.  There was a manual
    > that explained all this in detail.
    > 
    > Do you know of such a manual and if so, how can I obtain one.
    > 
    > Look forward to hearing from you.
    > 
    > Regards,
    > L.Franco

    I still miss the capabilities of Concordia ...

    Sorry to intrude, but ...

    Does anybody know if any similar product is available on the market ?

Concordia itself is still available, running under Open Genera on DEC
Alphas.

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    Luca Pisati
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