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From: dinapoli@rodan.acs.syr.edu (Ron DiNapoli)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.prolog
Subject: Re: LPA Prolog
Keywords: AT, 386 and MS-DOS
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Date: 20 Feb 90 18:14:44 GMT
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Reply-To: dinapoli@rodan.acs.syr.edu (Ron DiNapoli)
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In article <1383@cybaswan.UUCP> eehamid@cybaswan.UUCP (ia.hamid) writes:
>This is my second mail on the same issue. I have just realised
>that my firt posting could have implied that I was looking for
>a "free copy" of this compiler. Let me restate my case:
>
>I am trying to buy a legitamate copy of this particular prolog
>implementation called LPA Professional Prolog V2.6. I think LPA
>stands for Logics Programming Associates Ltd.? If any of you out
>there know how I can obtained - with hard cash - a copy of this
>software in the U.K., please come forward. Any pointers, for that
>matter, is greatly appreciated. Thanks and my apologies if my
>first posting caused some confusion.
>
>Idros.
>UWCS Swansea,
>UK.

In the January 1990 issue of AI Expert, the following information is given

PROLOG Professional

Logic Programming Associates
U.S. distributor: Quintis Computer Systems, Inc.
1310 Villa St.
Mountain View, California  94041
(415) 965-7700
Price: PROLOG Professional $995
System: IBM PC

(This was taken from pg 59 of the 1/90 issue)

I realize that you are not in the US and the address given is for the US 
distributor, but perhaps it is a place to start. 

Just curious -- why are you solely interested in LPA Prolog?


Ron DiNapoli