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          I am in the process of determining what  Ada  tutorials
     are  now available and to try and determine which may be the
     best of those offered.  I am mainly interested in  tutorials
     that run on either VAX/VMS or IBM PCs.  What I would like to
     know is first, what Ada on-line  tutorial  products  current
     exist?   And  then second does anyone have any experience in
     using any of these tutorials.  Off the top of my head I know
     of  three  companies  offering  this  type  of  Ada product,
     AdaSoft, Alsys, and TeleSoft.  First  are  there  any  other
     products available for the VAX or PC?  Next does anyone have
     any comments on their experiences in using either one of the
     three  products  listed  or  any  other similar products?  I
     would welcome any replies to this message.  You may  contact
     me directly via my address listed below, or just be replying
     to this note directly.  Thanks in advance.



       
                               Greg Gicca
                            Sanders Associates

                   Net Address: giccag@ajpo.sei.cmu.edu

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