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Subject: Re: wanted:programs
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Date: Tue, 15-Jul-86 11:14:07 EDT
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Posted: Tue Jul 15 11:14:07 1986
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In article <917@cyb-eng.UUCP> bc@cyb-eng.UUCP (Bill Crews) writes:
>> Hi...
>>      I am looking for two programs by Muse software. Since Muse is out
>> of
>> business & the software dealers have been no help, I am hoping that...
>> --
>>                                                 John Langbein
>I know the name Muse as the obsolete name of a multilingual word processing
>program for various minicomputers.  The company's name is MARC Software, and
>they changed the name of their word processing program several years ago to
>WordMARC and have ported it to the PC and elsewhere under that name.
>
>Perhaps this is a different Muse?  Sorry, but I don't have the location of
>MARC Software handy.  Good luck.
>-- 
>bc				Bill Crews @ NetCor Data International, Inc

Sorry, wrong Muse.  Muse Software was run by one Silas Warner,
originally in Columbia Md and eventually in Baltimore.  Among other
titles they released were `Castle Wolfenstein' and `Robot War'.  Most
of their better work was released by 1982, and they quietly slipped
into oblivion.

-dave
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