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Subject: LMI Forth(s)
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Date: 17 Jul 90 02:54:37 GMT
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 Date: 07-14-90 (16:12)              Number: 3508 (Echo)
   To: CINDY BARTORILLO              Refer#: 3492
 From: MICHAEL HAM                     Read: NO
 Subj: HELP FOR BEGINNER             Status: PUBLIC MESSAGE

 LMI has conferences that are for customers only (registration of
 purchased product allows entry to conference), but when you sign on you
 are in the public conference.  On the LMI board the SYSOP is RAY DUNCAN
 (whom can also be reached on ForthNet with that name).  The LMI BBS is,
 so far as the public is concerned, open to everyone with a 1200 bps
 modem.  Ray sent me a message last week that the book is in the final
 stages of production.

 Regarding the compatibility of Forth and MS-DOS:  I know exactly what
 you mean, and that is what brought me to LMI's Forth some years ago. 
 UR/FORTH is very comfortable with MS-DOS, with Windows, and with OS/2. 
 Ray has do7- a fantastic job of implementation, and I say that not
 because he is publishing the book.  I picked LMI Forth for a major
 project long before I even thought of doing a book.  It has been great
 and LMI support (via the BBS) is equally fine.

 NET/Mail : LMI Forth Board, Los Angeles, CA (213) 306-3530             
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