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References:

Does any one out there know anything about a book entitled
"DE RE ATARI" ???  How can I get one?  Who published it? 
Etc.?  I understand it is a very good reference for basic
technical information on Atari.

					Thanks in adavance,
					Sincerely, Gary McNees
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        In one of the atari magazines (either ANTIC or ANALOG somebody asked
the same question.  Their answer was that the book is impossible to find, but
there is a book out (I forget the name!) that is supposed to cover what is 
in DE RE ATARI, but in a much more readable format.  You should look through
the last two or three issues of those magazines (I'm almost positive, that
it should be in the ANTIC!).  If you find the answer, please post it, and
I will do the same !

                                  Alex Kriger

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     Since there has been some interest in finding the book, De Re Atari, I
thought that I would mention where I saw a couple of copies of it for sale.
Last night, March 25, I was at Computer Literacy ato pick up a copy of some 
magizine. I saw two copies of De Re Atari there. They probably will not last
long, so you had better hurry if you want one. 
     By the way Computer Literacy is the largest computer book store that I 
have seen. In ten minutes there I found five books that I wanted to buy. Now
if computer books were not so expensive; one of the ones that I was looking at
cost $76.00! The store hours are; M-F 9:30 AM to 8 PM and Sat. 10:00 AM to 6:00
PM. They are at 520 Lawrence Expressway, Sunnyvale, Calif. 94086, between
Central Expressway and highway 101. Their phone number is (408)-730-9955.

Tom Granvold