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From: seth
Date: Sun, 21 Apr 1985 23:42
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This question is directed to those with close/direct ties to Apple:

What's the SOP for obtaining new releases of things like MacWrite,
Finder, MacTerminal?  For example, I got a letter stating that my
postcard (included with MacTerminal 1.1) had been received and that
I would shortly get my Spiral bound manual.  It also mentioned that
the dealers would be getting version 2.0 soon.  Does this mean that
I am supposed to go to any dealer, show him my original disk, and he
will let me copy the new version?

It seems that there are various levels of support for different
people and it would be nice if Apple could provide an oracle
describing what has been released to who and for what purpose.
At the very least a list of Programs and Versions that the
'rest of us' should have and how to obtain it.

		Whadya say?
						Seth Goldman
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Date: Sun, 21-Apr-85 18:42:13 EST
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Posted: Sun Apr 21 18:42:13 1985
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