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From: hmd@oce-rd2.UUCP (Hubert van Dongen)
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Subject: Pygmalion
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Date: Mon, 7-Oct-85 13:06:01 EDT
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I am currently interested in the end user programming system called
"Pygmalion", developed around 1975 by David Canfield Smith at Xerox
PARC. It was one of the first larger programs in one of the first
releases of Smalltalk.
Reading Canfields book gives the impression that Pygmalion is in the
public domain, the source listing in the book is not complete however.

Who can send me a pointer to either Canfield Smith or the source of
Pygmalion?


	Hubert van Dongen
	Oce-Nederland B.V.
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