Paul.Regenhardt@p0.f500.n5000.z200.METRONET.ORG (Paul Regenhardt) (01/13/91)
I am really encouraged by all the netmail that I have received on the International Smalltalk Association (ISA) newsletter, but we still need more of you to write articles on your experiences, what you have been working with, and related topics! Part of the ISA mission is to inform Smalltalk programmers of the Smalltalk events and happenings around the world. If you know of an event, a local group, or would like to start a group - please let me know! ISA needs to hear from you to make it work! Michael Muller Bellcore wrote: > ... you mentioned a ... course in smalltalk. Was this a > (relatively brief) commercially offered training course? > If so, would you tell me how to arrange to take it? Yes! The course was offered through Digitalk. The actual course was done by a company called Artifact. Tom Wrensch was one of the instructors, you might contact him at (800-247-3402) to see when the next course is going to be offered. They also have several things in the works including a new book, an AI package, something on Magnitudes and Data Structures. Sorry I cann't be more precise...hopefully there will be an ISA article on it someday soon! To: boulder!kirk!swain (Mark Swain) >Could you send directions (for the regional Rocky Mountain ISA meeting) > to me ... I will be coming from Boulder. Sure! Take I-25 to the Evans exit. Turn Left (East). Watch for the Plaza 6000 sign on the right. It's just before the McDonalds (on the left, if you pass McDonalds you've gone to far). To: boulder!cs.umass.edu!moss%ibis (Eliot Moss) Your Smalltalk interpreter sounds *VERY* interesting! Could you elaborate? What platforms does it run on, any graphics, which implementation of the language.....???? Also, how are you handling persistent objects? I would like to confirm the following people have been added to the ISA newsletter at their request: Charles Allen, J. Eliot B. Moss, KC Wong, Chris Kacorski, and Ken Warner. To: Mark Ballard @vice.ICO.TEK.COM Sorry guy! I need your address in order to add you to the ISA mailing list! To those wanting more information on the PD Smalltalk Software: The code is free, just send me a diskette and a self addressed stamped envelope to: (Simulation Sciences inc, ATTN: Paul Regenhardt, 6000 E. Evans Ave, Bldg 3 Suite 201, Denver, CO 80222). I am also still taking contributions for the second volume, anyone who sends code in will automatically recieve the second volume. My apologies for not replying individually to each message, but I still lack direct posting to this topic (I can only reply to messages), and haven't figured out the netmail addressing yet. - Making Smalltalk in Denver -> Paul Regenhardt --- ZMailQ 1.12 (QuickBBS) * Origin: Jaguar's NetWorking Labs, (303)377-2371 HST/v.32 (200:5000/500.0) -- ============================================================================= Paul Regenhardt - via MetroNet node 200:5000/301 The Bohemia BBS System, Boulder Colorado (303)449-8946 UUCP: Paul.Regenhardt@p0.f500.n5000.z200.METRONET.ORG or : ...!boulder!bohemia.METRONET.ORG!500.0!Paul.Regenhardt =============================================================================