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# MScript on Your IBM Clone

YES! RMG has it in the shareware/PD library. The program was released in 1984 and is version 1.0 for DOS. The commands are almost identical to those that we saw in the 2068 version. There are no docs with it. But, from what I can tell, you can use the original manual.

If anyone is interested, just call or write RMG at the address on the back of this newsletter. PD disks in either 3.5″ 720K or 5.25″ 360K are just $3.50 postpaid.