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From: jcz@britten.unx.sas.com (John Carl Zeigler)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.next
Subject: Re: NeXT Invitation
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Date: 10 Sep 90 22:56:22 GMT
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In article <20072@orstcs.CS.ORST.EDU> 
   jasmerb@mist.cs.orst.edu (Bryce Jasmer) writes:
>
>But anyway, the initation goes something like this:
>
>The Lotus on the first page is actually on the second page and you see it
>through a hole cut out of the first page. When you open it up, here is a
>list of "other industry partners" that you see.
>
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>SAS
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"SAS" refers to the SAS System, a suite of program products produced
by the SAS Institute in Cary NC.    These products are mainstays of
the classical data processing industry on mainframes and minicomputers.

Recently, we have produced both PC and workstation based products.
These latest versions of the SAS System reflect our new directions 
in the areas of graphical user interface support and cooperative
processing.

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