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Article #6753Current Notes Magazine
From: Mike Matthews
Date: Sat, 09 Dec 1989 02:30
Date: Sat, 09 Dec 1989 02:30
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[pre-note: I am not the author of the following message; I'm just passing it
on... I'm also not sure how to post an original message on the net, so I'm just
posting a follow-up with a new subject. -Mike Matthews]
Note to Internet Users: This information is derived from that posted
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Roundtable. For further information contact the magazine at
the address given below. Category 15 of the GENie ST Roundtable is
devoted to things by and about Current Notes.
Current Notes Magazine
Your Monitor on the World of Atari
In 1981 several Atari User groups in the Washington DC
Metropolitan area banded together to produce a joint newsletter in the
hope of realizing economies of scale in postage and production.
Software reviews and other news of the Atari community soon became such
an attractive feature of the magazine that it outgrew this original
purpose. Readers all over the nation asked for copies and Atari
dealers began to stock it in their stores.
Today over 60 user groups in 29 states and Canada offer Current
Notes to their members at special subscription rates and approximately
120 retail outlets from Alaska to Florida offer it to their Atari
customers.
The feature of the magazine that has made it so widely accepted is
its orientation toward the consumer. Current Notes has a reputation
for telling it like it is in software reviews. CN's reporters ferret
out solid news to help Atari computer users understand events at home
and around the world. Current Notes' regular stable of columnists like
Dave Small and Andrzej Wrotniak bring readers the human side as well as
the technical side of Atari computing. There are also special features
for beginning users.
Current Notes' disk library is one of the most comprehensive
sources available for basic and advanced software titles. Special
effort is put into making these programs usable by everyone.
For the Current Notes contributor the magazine is a labor of love.
It is our way of sharing the joy and the agony of Atari computing with
everyone.
GENie and Current Notes have now joined together to provide this
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"JOE.WATERS" or through the US Postal Service to
Current Notes Magazine
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as of 12 December 1989
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Submitting articles for Publication
in Current Notes Magazine.
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