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3 total messages Started by Eric Griswold Tue, 26 Feb 1985 04:59

#579

Author: Eric Griswold
Date: Tue, 26 Feb 1985 04:59

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In the March '85 Byte there is mention of a programming language that
is C-like and runs on the Atari called 'Action!'.  Unfortunately, it
never mentioned who markets it.  Does anyone in net-land know where I
could find it?

				Eric Griswold
				{sun, pesnta}!parallel!eric

Re: Action!

#587

Author: Dale Chaudiere
Date: Wed, 27 Feb 1985 15:33

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> In the March '85 Byte there is mention of a programming language that
> is C-like and runs on the Atari called 'Action!'.  Unfortunately, it
> never mentioned who markets it.  Does anyone in net-land know where I
> could find it?
> 
> 				Eric Griswold
> 				{sun, pesnta}!parallel!eric

My system could not find the sender, so I'm posting a followup.

OSS (Optimized Software Systems) in California makes it.  Also get their DOS-XL
for the ATARI.  These are the same guys that wrote ATARI BASIC.

Re: Action!

#599

Author: Jere Marrs
Date: Sun, 03 Mar 1985 01:07

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> > In the March '85 Byte there is mention of a programming language that
> > is C-like and runs on the Atari called 'Action!'.  Unfortunately, it
> > never mentioned who markets it.  Does anyone in net-land know where I
> > could find it?
> > 
> > 				Eric Griswold
> > 				{sun, pesnta}!parallel!eric
> 
> My system could not find the sender, so I'm posting a followup.
> 
> OSS (Optimized Software Systems) in California makes it.  Also get their DOS-XL
> for the ATARI.  These are the same guys that wrote ATARI BASIC.

*OSS, Inc.
1221 B Kentwood Avenue
San Jose, California 95129

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