Re: LISP for Mac/where to get it

[straz@cambridge.apple.com (Steve Strassmann)]

At 12:59 AM 4/28/94 +0000, zaritsky wrote:
 >Hi,
 >How does one get a copy of LISP for the
 >Mac?  Tried two campus stores.  Do you have
 >to get it from a Apple Developer?
 >
 >TIA
 >Raul Zaritsky

This is from our FAQ, available from the MCL anonymous ftp site, at
cambridge.apple.com:/pub/MCL2/contrib/faq:

* Where can I buy MCL?

MCL is available from the Apple Programmers and Developers Association
(APDA). To order MCL, and to get a free catalog featuring over 300 other
Apple programming products, contact:

        APDA
        Apple Computer, Inc
        20525 Mariani Ave.
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        800-282-APDA (800-282-2732), toll-free in the USA
        800-637-0029, toll-free in Canada
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MCL is also available from APDA programs in many countries. Contact your
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MCL is also available from SFA (Software Frameworks Association, formerly
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the use of object technology in software development. Several levels of
membership are available. SFA members may purchase MCL at a special
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