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From: jgray@vuse.vanderbilt.edu (Jeff Gray)
Subject: Ada Visibility at Computing Week
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In the past, I have seen posts which questioned the visibility/presence of
Ada within the general ACM community. This is not the case at the ACM CSC/
Computing Week in Nashville. 80% of the exhibitors appear to be book 
publishers. Of the remaining 20%, two booths are devoted to Ada: namely, 
the SIGAda booth and the AdaIC booth. 

At one booth, the Ada CD-ROM was offered at $10. As a student, it was 
encouraging to find out that I could get it for free...


Cheers,

Jeff Gray
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