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From: Jahnke@brahms.biosci.arizona.edu (Jerome Jahnke)
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Subject: Re: What is QUED/M?
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Date: 6 Mar 91 17:14:21 GMT
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In article <163@claris.com> drc@claris.com (Dennis Cohen) writes:
>dave@PRC.Unisys.COM (David Lee Matuszek) writes:
>>I'm afraid I'm going to discover it's commercial, but no longer on the
>>market.  That raises a number of thorny issues [but please don't send
>>me advice in this case; I'll probably just talk to Paragon....]
>
>It's still on the market (or at least it was at MacWorld).


You can get it (v2.09) from MacTutor for $105, Paragon is charging $119.

MacTutor   (714) 777-1255
Paragon    (800) 922-2993
  in CA    (619) 481-1477

Another option is to call MacWherehouse, the cataloges you get in the mail is
by no means
ALL of what they have to sell. Call them and tell them the Manufacturers name
and the 
name of the product. If they have Nissius they might have QUED. If you are
looking for a
cheap text editor you might want to look at Alpha 3.5 it is a shareware editor
(20-ish 
dollars) with a good sized subset of what QUED will do for you.

Jer,
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Jerome Jahnke
University of Arizona, Dept of Molecular and Cellular Biology
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