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From: naylor@paxvax.dec.com (Mark E. Naylor)
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Subject: Response to article on MicroPower/Pascal
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Date: Tue, 22-Sep-87 11:17:00 EDT
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Response to article on MicroPower/Pascal.

I have called Mr. Neitzel and answered his questions.  For the benefit of
others out there, here is what we discussed.

One point of clarification: Mr. Neitzel does in fact have the MicroPower/Pascal
documentation.  He does not have documentation for his welder application.

There is a 3-day seminar offered at the Atlanta Support Center.  This seminar
includes a lab and covers the MicroPower/Pascal product by starting with a
review of Pascal and progresses into the extensions we have added for realtime
programming.  The seminar is offered once a month.

Digital IS standing behind MP/P.  It is being actively maintained and
developed.  V2.4 began shipping last week and we are currently working on
V2.5.  V2.5 will be the 12th release of MicroPower/Pascal since its 
introduction in 1982.


Regards,
Mark E. Naylor
MicroPower/Pascal DevelopUCP (