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From: luce@aurs01.UUCP (J. Luce)
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Subject: Re: Where can I buy Power C ?
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Date: 2 Apr 91 18:24:00 GMT
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In article <1991Mar28.203858.3866@jewell.uucp> michael@jewell.uucp (Michael Brady) writes:
>The subject sums it up.  I've tried just about every store in town.
>
>I have Super C, by Abacus, but I'm not entirely satisfied with it.
>
>Thanks to any who respond.


Sorry to say, Power C was pulled from the market by Spinnaker who has
gone MSDOS (They 'owned' the Better Working label). It is superior in
many respects over Super C, documentation *NOT* being one of those
points :)  I have talked to a few people at Spinnaker about Power C but
I fear it is locked away forever, they do not want to support it (and I
am not sure if they can let anyone else have it either).

Therefore, by the Rule of Disappearing Support, I rule Power C to be a
de facto Public Domain Entity and thus copyable by any one without
recourse ...

But then I could be wrong, too  :)