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From: L.B.Brown@newcastle.ac.uk (L.B. Brown)
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Subject: Re: Spice for the ATARI...where is it?
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rabino@eng.umd.edu (Michael Rabinovitz) writes:


>	Spice.lzh is now on the Atari.archive. I have tried it on several of
>the included input files, but only got an error message reading "Execution
>error: no/corrupt PRL." This is on a 1040 w/ TOS 1.4, running w/ a Supra 20
>Meg HD. Is anyone else out there more successful?

There is a file PRL.TOS, stick it in your auto folder. Its purpose is to
supply all the library routines that the program requires.

Leigh.
	Leigh Brown.	UK   : L.B.Brown@uk.ac.newcastle
			World: L.B.Brown@newcastle.ac.uk