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In article <28414@sun.uucp< chuq@sun.UUCP (Chuq Von Rospach) writes:
<In article <3876@cisunx.UUCP< jasst3@cisunx.UUCP (sullivan jeffrey a.) writes:
<<Apple's policy was(is) that all new macs sold after Aug. 11 would have
<<HyperCard bundled, right?  Well, I just got a new SE today, and my dealer
<<told me that they didn't have Hypercard and didn't know when they'd be
<<getting it,
<
<My belief is that all Mac's shipped by Apple after a given date would have
<Hypercard in the box. That doesn't mean all machines sold to the consumer,
<since there will be a supply of Mac's in inventory without it.
<
<<Does anyone know if I am supposed to contact Apple
<<and have them mail me my copy of HyperCard?
<
<Not that I'm aware of. Best to just find someone with a copy and get one
<from them, or shell out the $49 for the package.

	Gee, you're awfully generous with his money.  :-)

<< I am a bit disappointed in Apple for not at least making sure that
<<all new SE owners at least KNOW when or even if they will be getting
<<HyperCard.
<
<Does anyone (like at Apple) knwo if they boxes will be marked when they
<start shipping the new software? Or is it random luck, open the box and see?
<< ...
<If it wasn't in your box, and there wasn't a card to send in, don't expect
<it to show up later.

	That would be a poor attitude (to say the least).  Seems to me it
can be handled like many other manufactures handle rebates.  Mail in a copy
of your receipt with the date clearly marked and they give you your rebate.
Simple.  Or perhaps like car rebates (I haven't had one but it can't be all
that complicated).

Flip side,

	joe

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