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William Fang <wfan1@LINDBLAT.CC.MONASH.EDU.AU> writes

> This was about 10 years ago.  I'm not suprised that folks are having
> a hard time getting programs to work well on 10 year old computers.
> I'd be suprised if compiler vendors supported architectures that old.

Bill,
I'm sure that these boxes must have been for the old Oberon class subs and
not the new Collins class subs.
Bob W.