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From: michael@rlgvax.UUCP (Michael Connick)
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Subject: Re: New Assembler Wanted
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Date: Fri, 23-Sep-83 10:52:36 EDT
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Posted: Fri Sep 23 10:52:36 1983
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Sorry to use the net for a response, but I am unable to reach you at the path
you specified.

The Victor 9000 offers the latest version of the Microsoft assembler. I have
an alpha version of the latest MS-DOS 2.0, which is quite different from
PC-DOS 2.0. The programmers reference manual for this version of MS-DOS 2.0
was delivered on a floppy and contains many assembler macros, including macros
for accessing paths. If you are interested, and can let me know how to contact
you, I can send you copies of these macros. Hopefully, they will also work with
PC-DOS 2.0.

By the way, this version of MS-DOS 2.0 has functions for maintaining
compatibility with both MS-DOS 1.0 and XENIX, along with some discussion on how
to write code for XENIX compatibility. Does PC-DOS 2.0 have such XENIX
compatible functions? Also, exactly what is the OFFSET problem of the assembler
that you referred to in your article?