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From: ericmcg@pro-generic.cts.com (Eric Mcgillicuddy)
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Subject: Re: HyperC
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Date: 8 Nov 89 02:43:07 GMT
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In-Reply-To: message from rti!sunpix!matthew@mcnc.org

The manual (an original) contains no copyright notice whatsoever. I've looked
thoroughly through it. The Mac version, from which this is a direct port, is
distributed by Spectra Micro Systems of Tucson. They deny all knowledge of the
Apple // version, however by contacting the authors of the Mac version you may
be able to determine who was responsible for the port and who owns it now.

Copyright notices are listed on the screens of the various modules, but they
include no more than the date (1984 for the most part). This is a very nice
program, it would be nice to find its current status.

p.s. does anyone out there know how to convert ORCA/M object modules to a
format useable by HyperC? No, Ididn't think so.