Re: LOGO-L> MS-DOS version of Logo

[Tennessee Carmel-Veilleux <veilleux@ameth.org>]

On Fri, 30 Oct 1998, Nick Taylor wrote:

> My fifth grade son is learning Logo on an Atari at his
> school.  Is there an MS-DOS version of Logo available
> so that he can continue his learning at home?
> 
Actually, MS-DOS is the platform with the most LOGO interpreters. Free ones,
too. UCB-logo is a great free interpreter with DOS, Mac, Win32 and UNIX
versions. LogoWriter is also a great interpreter, but it is not free. It is
easier to use though.

To get more info on logo resources, go to http://www.logo.org and visit the
resources section. The site is under construction but it contains links to
all the LOGO interpreters (or at least, all the modern ones).

If you did not know about logo on other platform, you will be amazed because
LOGO on the Atari XL/800/400/ST is considered very obsolete. Newer versions
for DOS, Windows and Mac have much more features and no limitions on memory.
They're also more colorful (especially the Windows versions)

	Regards,

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