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From: mhall1@erols.com (Michael Hall)
Subject: Re: Meridian OpenAda Docs
Date: 1997/06/26
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Justed wanted to make sure I didnt sound rude. I did contact Heath
prior to posting the message for the docs and was directed to another
smaller company which distributes the DOS openAda. I was informed that
the Windows version was discontinued and is not supported or available
from either Heath or this other company.  I am just trying to find
some docs, so I can teach someone Ada, who is only familiar with
things like quickbasic and older visual basic. This program seems to
be in a similiar format/style.  For now I am using  ObjectAda, but I
cant be loning out the CD all the time for someone to learn the basics
on. If you know of anywhere else I might look for the docs, or other
suggests as a compiler to use I would appreciate it.  As far as
copyright goes, I would buy a copy of them if I could figure out where
to get them.  Also, I am aware of GNAT and that may be a good way to
go, but I was looking for something a little different. Thanks. 



Michael Hall
mhall59@idt.net