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Date: 1 Jun 91 03:17:53 GMT
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Category 1,  Topic 8
Message 64        Fri May 31, 1991
G.LEFAVE [Gene]              at 06:54 CDT
 
Hi Brian,

I've been using polyForth for years as a database language.  My company sells
library automation systems.  I think it makes a wonderful database language
and am working on an object oriented version now.

I'm curious about your use of forth as a word processor.  Years ago (well
circa 1984) we used Leo Brodies QTF processor for our documentation.  But
we've been forced to move with the times.

Gene
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