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From: harvey@dtrc.arpa (Harvey)
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Subject: Re: Source codes
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Date: 4 May 89 17:23:53 GMT
References: <185@umrisca.isc.umr.edu> <2985@sun.soe.clarkson.edu>
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>From article <185@umrisca.isc.umr.edu>, by ce@umree.isc.umr.edu (Chris Eberhardt):
>> Does anyone know where I can obtain the object
>> and/or source code for the public domain version
>> of Matlab for the pc?  According to the manual, 

	I have the PD version of MATLAB.ARC available on my RBBS.  This
file is approximately 318,000 Bytes long.  

	Also, if I remember right I think I might have received MATLAB 
from Public Brand Software (I don't have the address with me at home, it
is at work)  If you want the address, send me a message and I will send
it to you.

In article <2985@sun.soe.clarkson.edu> jk0@sun.soe.clarkson.edu (Jason Coughlin,,,) writes:

>
>	No, but I'd sure like to get a copy of the public domain version
>of matlab if you have it.  Could you please uuencode it and email it to
>me?  I'd be much appreciative.
>

	I would be glad to uuencode it for you and mail it, but unfortunately
I don't seem to have much luck getting sending mail outside the ARPAnet (DDN
environment).  There is still alot I have to learn.  If anyone has any handy
text lying around that might enlighten me, I would be most appreciative for the
information.  In the meantime, if anyone wants to get a copy of MATLAB from
me, contact me and arrangements can be made.  I don't want to advertise the
RBBS number worldwide.  Hope this helps.

			Betty Harvey
			David Taylor Research Center
			Microcomputer Support Group
			Department of the Navy
			(301)227-4901