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Date: Tue, 27 Oct 92 16:25 BST 
From: Raza Rizvi x320 <RIZVI@CITI.CRANFIELD.AC.UK>
Subject: (Summary) Smalltalk on MAC 

This is a summary of the *excellent* response I received about Smalltalk on
Macintosh which I thought I should post back to INFO-MAC. I have also 
individually posted the people who actually sent the replies.

All replies have been edited by me for clarity, so I take responsibility
for errors etc. Opinions expressed belong to the original author.

Between posting and getting the replies back, I contacted Xerox EuroParc and 
Xerox Parc to find out whether the 'inventor' of Smalltalk (Adele Goldberg) 
still worked for them. They pointed me to her new company, ParcPlace Systems.

Below are some comments about ParcPlace Systems version of smalltalk, including
a reply direct from a ParcPlace Systems employee (good to know they are on the
net!)


	Raza Rizvi
	Cranfield IT Institute, Milton Keynes, England
	RIZVI@citi.cranfield.ac.uk

End of note: Long attachment follows...


From:	J.G.B.HEAL@open.ac.uk
	I saw your query about smalltalk on the mac.
	I presume you are looking for freeware, as otherwise there is 
	Digitalk ST/V at (I think) about 80 pounds, and ParcPlace ST80 
	at very much more.

From:	allen@uthep2.ph.utexas.edu
	Charles C. Allen      
	UTexas-Austin Physics      
	{One of two choices is } Objectworks\Smalltalk (ParcPlace). The 
	ParcPlace product lists for US$3500, but any faculty or staff can 
	get it for 10% of that price as long as its for educational use.
	Contact: info@parcplace.com.

From:	walkowsk@cs.uiuc.edu
	Dan Walkowski  
	Univ. of Illinois
	And there is ParcPlace ObjectWorks for Mac, which is excellent (it 
	is the _original_ Smalltalk, by the people who used to be at Xerox)  
	but it is expensive.  But they have an educational price of about 
	$300 or so.
	
From:	khaw@parcplace.com
	Michael Khaw