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Subject: FEEDBACK TO THE FORTH INT
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Date: 4 Jan 90 21:06:08 GMT
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 Date: 12-27-89 (12:55)              Number: 2726 (Echo)
   To: F.SERGEANT [FRANK]            Refer#: 2711
 From: BEN COMBEE                      Read: NO
 Subj: FEEDBACK TO THE FORTH INT     Status: PUBLIC MESSAGE

 OK... I admit it. I'm 15, and I like Forth. I can't find a good Forth
 system locally (all the BBS's have is F83 from 1984) but I have read
 both editions of Starting Forth. I want to do some coding. I do my
 share of QuickBASIC work, but I really would like to have QuickForth
 (ha ha ha ha). What's the best PD Forth out there for an 8088 on its
 last legs.  I've heard F-PC is good.  What's up?

 : GOODBYE ." See you later!" ;

 Ben

 NET/Mail : The Front Porch BBS 4046951889  1440 HST! Metro Regional HUB
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