TRO Learning Converts PLATO Courseware to Windows.

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Date: 19981006
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MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 6, 1998--

Conversion of core PLATO library in final test; product release scheduled for January 1999.

In a continuing effort to provide state-of-the-art education and training solutions to its clients, TRO Learning announced today that it is in the final stages of converting the 2,000-hour PLATO(R) courseware library to run as a native 32-bit application under the Windows(R) operating system. John Murray, senior vice president of operations, commented, "Our effort to convert PLATO DOS(R)-based courseware to the Windows environment is a ...

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