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Subject: Category 2,  Topic 5
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Date: 7 Jan 90 21:43:41 GMT
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Message 179       Sun Jan 07, 1990
L.MERRICK                    at 09:32 PST
 
OK, dumb question of the day time.  I've been programming in FORTH for 10+
years in the Z80 environment.  (FORTH83 under UniFORTH.)  Now I have a MS-DOS
machine (read AT clone) and am unable to  wend my way through  the maze of
FORTH's for it.

I actually USE floating point and I like an editor that I can fully 
customize.  I'm used to writing code in block format.  What is out there that 
doesn't require 200 hours of construction to get running under MS-DOS?
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