Re: info version of Ada Reference Manual

[ev_remove_this_anssl21@earthlink.net (Arthur Evans Jr)]

I said

> The source for the original Ada-95 manual was not Scribe-like but was
> Scribe. Two different header files existed, one to produce the ARM and one
> to produce the AARM (Annotated ARM). Scribe supports macros, and these
> header files had complex macro definitions to achieve the desired effects.
> 
> The last time I checked, maybe six or eight years ago, Cygnet was
> supporting Scribe processors on a variety of platforms.

and Stephen Leake <stephen_leake@acm.org> wrote:

> I did a quick web search for "cygnet scribe"; found lots of neat
> stuff, but not a Scribe processor :). Do you have a URL or more
> complete company name?

My latest Scribe manual, copyright 1991, says that the document is
    Distributed exclusively by Cygnet Publishing Technologies, Inc.
and gives an address here in Pittsburgh for Cygnet.

The Pittsburgh telephone book for 2002-03 gives these data:
    355 Fifth Ave   412-471-2070

Good luck!

Art Evans