Re: byte order patent

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From: Paul Campbell
Date: Sat, 20 Jul 1991 06:20

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	Infocom (bought out by Activision) games ALL used a standard format.
You could copy any of their adventures from machine to machine (the data file)
and use the machine-specific interpreter to play them.

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From: campbell@sol.cs.wmich.edu (Paul Campbell)
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Subject: Re: byte order patent
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Date: 20 Jul 91 06:20:10 GMT
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