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From: jrwsnsr@nmt.edu (Jonathan R. Watts)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.pascal
Subject: Re: Pascal Source Code Beautifier Wanted
Message-ID: <1990Sep17.073842.16498@nmt.edu>
Date: 17 Sep 90 07:38:42 GMT
References: <1990Sep17.030008.108@uwasa.fi>
Organization: New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
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From article <1990Sep17.030008.108@uwasa.fi>, by ts@uwasa.fi (Timo Salmi LASK):
> Whatever.  Turbo Analyst and Turbo Professional are sister products,
> by TurboPower, and I never recall which particular files belong to
> which set.  Borland having a product (a three-pack, if you will)
> also called Turbo Professional adds nicely to the general confusion :-). 

Well, Borland's Turbo Professional is now a 4-pack, not a 3-pack (Turbo
Pascal 5.5, Turbo Assembler 2.0, Turbo Debugger 2.0, and Turbo Profiler 1.0).
This unfortunate choice of names may be why TurboPower renamed their Turbo
Professional package to Object Professional when they updated it for TP 5.5
(and yes, I realize Object Professional is quite different from the old
Turbo Professional, but it is still similar in functionality).
 
  - Jonathan Watts
 
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