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Article #6651Re: Turbo Prolog Bug?
From: Geoff Arnold
Date: Sun, 25 May 1986 11:49
Date: Sun, 25 May 1986 11:49
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I've had no such problems under DOS 3.1. With DOS 2.1, I have occasionally
had to type CLS (blind) after exiting Prolog; I assumed that this
was due to stray color settings. (I use Compaq's and Leading Edges,
both of which can do odd things with mono monitors and color-wise software.)
Overall, Turbo Prolog looks really neat (especially to someone like myself
who hasn't done anything in this area since a load of POP-2 some 14 years
ago). I'll look forward to the informed criticisms from the Prolog
cognoscenti...
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