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From: singer@endor.harvard.edu (Richard Siegel)
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Subject: Re: Mac II Crash
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Date: Wed, 14-Oct-87 21:48:28 EDT
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In article <251@rhesus.primate.wisc.edu> gdavis@rhesus.primate.wisc.edu (Gary Davis) writes:
>
>software, but I've had many with public domain stuff. However, I have
>found it much easier to crash LightSpeed Pascal on the II than on the Plus,
>where it's almost impossible to bring the System down.
>
	If you're using Lightspeed Pascal version 1.0 on a Mac II, you're
certain to crash on a Mac II (or any 68020 upgrade, for that matter). There
is a new version available, however, and it cures this problem (and others).

The new version is available from the comp.binaries.mac newsgroup and
also from Genie, Compu$erve, Delphi, and the info-mac archives on
Arpanet. It's also available from THINK directly upon receipt of a
letter with your name, address, registration number, and $10.

	However, if you're using Lightspeed Pascal version 1.11A (the
update that you got from one of the above sources) and it's crashing
on a Mac II, then I want to hear about it...

		--Rich

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