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NO MORE MIRALIB!
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Miranda will now be invoked using the "-lib" flag. Hence there
is no longer a need for the environmental variable "MIRALIB" to be defined.
NO CHANGE TO THE WAYS YOU CAN START MIRANDA
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You can start Miranda by entering "mira" at the "%" prompt or from
the Toolchest under General Programming by selecting "Miranda".
THE OLD VERSION
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Users who would like to run the old version of Miranda can do so
by entering "oldmira". The old Miranda man pages are also accessible by
entering "man oldmira". The old Miranda will be kept for one month and
after this time it will be deleted from the System. Note: The MIRALIB variable
is no longer defined.
WHAT YOU WILL SEE
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If you used the old Miranda the first time you run the new Miranda
you will get the following display:
T h e M i r a n d a S y s t e m
version 2.020 last revised 29 July 1996
Copyright Research Software Ltd, 1990
a new version of Miranda
has been installed since you last
used the system - see
under `CHANGES' in the /man pages
new file script.m
for help type /help
Miranda
There after and also first time users will get the following displayed when Miranda is run:
T h e M i r a n d a S y s t e m
version 2.020 last revised 29 July 1996
Copyright Research Software Ltd, 1990
new file script.m
for help type /help
Miranda
TESTS
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The new version of Miranda successfully ran our old benchmark tests.
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