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Subject: COMMODORE 8032 FORTH
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Date: 3 Aug 90 02:42:58 GMT
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 Date: 08-01-90 (19:01)              Number: 3595 (Echo)
   To: MATTHIAS GIWER                Refer#: 3476
 From: DAVID BREEDING                  Read: NO
 Subj: 128 COMMORDORE FORTH          Status: PUBLIC MESSAGE

 There are a couple of options available on the C128.  The first (and I
 think the best) is to use F83 CPM.  This is a full featured FORTH with
 'Standard' files and structure.  If you are just learning FORTH this
 forth, and it's extensive shadow screens, is a MUST!!!

 The second option is to go into C64 mode and use Blazin Forth.  This is
 a very good F83 Forth that runs in 64 mode.

 There is not presently, as far as I know, a FORTH that runs in native
 C128 mode.  I have toyed with the idea of writing my own...but have
 never gotten around to it...
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