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From:	Elliott Oti <e DOT oti AT stud DOT warande DOT ruu DOT nl>
Subject:	Re: Future version of MacOS code named Allegro
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Shawn Hargreaves wrote:
> 
> >> > If they make `Allegro' a trademark, this could become a problem.
> But isn't there a difference between DEC already having the product, and
> someone trying to register a new name that is being used by somebody
> else? Maybe I'm being hopelessly naive, but surely that ought to make
> some difference?
> 

I'm jumping into this thread rather late, but I do know that as far back
as 1995 Allegro was (and still is, AFAIK) a trademark of Allegro Sytems
Ltd. Allegro Systems makes Allegro, a real-time multitasking commercial
OS, mainly intended for data collection devices and  networking.
See http://www.allegrosys.com/ for more details.

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