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From: jk@utastro.UUCP (John Krist)
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Subject: ALICE pascal for the PC - query
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Date: Mon, 6-Jan-86 18:03:57 EST
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Posted: Mon Jan  6 18:03:57 1986
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       The January issue of Computer Language magazine includes a
  demonstration disk of ALICE pascal.  The main emphasis of this
  is on the editor and help facilities.  When you enter the editor,
  it already has a "skeleton" program (it simply includes predefined
  areas for declarations, etc.).  Most interesting of all is that
  when you enter a command (writeln, for example) the editor will
  automatically provide the syntax for the command, and you simply
  type in the right arguements and parameters over the form.
       It is priced at $99, and they say "hundreds of schools" are using
  it.  Does anyone out there know much about this product?
  
  John Krist
   jk@utastro.UUCP         ALICE is a product of Software Channels, Inc.