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   RM>> In 1986 I got an IBM and had to learn a new Basic Dos to carry on with   
     >> things.  GW Basic in Canada..  (Guelph Waterloo University)   
      
   MP>I never knew that is where the name came from.  My first MS-DOS computer   
     >came with v3.3 and GWBASIC was the basic interpreter that came installed   
     >with it.   
      
   MP>> I always wondered if that were only included with systems sold in Canada.   
      
   MP>Apparently it was included on at least some MS-DOS 3.3 systems sold in the   
     >USA.  ;)   
      
   Yes, MS-DOS 3.3 was the same OS where I first got it I'm pretty sure.   
   I got that version with several thick books of documentation..   
      
   That said, I later was running AP-Basic (Advance Point I think?)   
   which was similar to use but offered a lot more Basic commands   
   and it could compile itself into an EXE file.   
      
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