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From: cdsm@sappho.doc.ic.ac.uk (Chris Moss)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.prolog
Subject: Re: Turbo Prolog Versions
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Date: 15 Feb 90 20:31:15 GMT
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In article <1763@skye.ed.ac.uk> timd@aiai.uucp (Tim Duncan) writes:
>I see nothing there to suggest that the system was "ripped off", in fact the
>phrase "buy the whole system again" implies that it was legitimately purchased
>(which it was).


I apologize Tim and John. I misread the line

>> However, the application's README file says it requires a file called 
>> PROLOG.OVL from the Prolog diskette. 

as being the Turbo README file, which would imply the Turbo disk was
incomplete. I withdraw the comment utterly.

It strikes me that it's the application that's probably out of date. MS-DOS
hasn't used .OVL files for years has it?