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From: Kevin Borusiewicz <kborusie@astro.ge.com>
Subject: Quickly becoming an Ada83 dinosaur.
Date: 1996/04/19
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To anyone who can help....

I've been doing Ada for approximately 9 years.
The company I work for has decided not to migrate
to Ada95 any time soon.  As I browse through the
group's correspondence, it is obvious that I falling
behind the rest of the Ada world quickly.  I need 
to upgrade my Ada skills on my own and as fast as
possible.  I'm looking for recommendations for books 
or any other means to catch up.  Any and all help is 
appreciated.  If you'd could email me at

	kborusie@ew.lmms.lmco.com

Grateful in advance,
Kevin.

P.S. - Any comments on the Thomson's Ada compiler
ActivAda.  It's includes a free upgrade to Ada95 
(in ~July).