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In article <9101171221.AA27947@apple.com> lwv27@CAS.BITNET writes:

>were you aware that at one time, in the distant past (maybe before
>the IIe) there WAS a commercially available 'memory manager'?

I also recall reading in a Prolog article, that one of the earlier
implementations of Prolog (circa late 70s) used the DOS 3.3 Disk II as virtual
memory.  Does anybody know any details about how this was done?  
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