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From: freeman@argosy.UUCP (Jay R. Freeman)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.scheme,comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Free Macintosh Scheme
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Date: 30 Jun 90 22:54:44 GMT
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Reply-To: freeman@MasPar.COM (Jay Reynolds Freeman)
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    I have written a shareware Scheme implementation for the Apple
Macintosh.  Until 1 August 1990, I will be happy to (US) mail a free
copy to anyone who sends me a 3.5-inch 800K disk and a self-addressed
return mailer WITH ENOUGH POSTAGE to get it back to you.

    "Free" means that I encourage recipients of disks thus obtained to
ignore the program's built-in appeal for a shareware donation.

    Mail to:
                         Jay Reynolds Freeman
                           P. O. Box 60628
                       Palo Alto, CA, 94306-0628

    If I should get more requests than I can handle, I will have to
return empty disks.  I think that's very unlikely.

    For those who don't know, Scheme is a dialect of Lisp.  For those
who do know, my implementation is a nearly-complete "R3" Scheme
interpreter, with a few extra features.  It should run on a Mac Plus
or on any later Macintosh.

    I have no FTP access and subscribe to no commercial on-line
services, so I cannot get my project to the various usual places, and
the distribution seems too large for comp.binaries.mac.

    I hope it does not breach netiquette to post this item:  Shareware
appears regularly on comp.binaries.<etc>, so I concluded it was OK.


                                         -- Jay Reynolds Freeman


       <canonical disclaimer -- all opinions herein are my own>