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In article <90@cascade.ARPA> leeke@su-cascade.arpa (Steven D. Leeke) writes:
>she would enjoy using), we bought a 128k (later upgraded to 512k) Mac.  I
>don't know quite what happened, but I suddenly found myself having to go
>into the office at night to use THEIR Mac, and I even found my wife up
>at 7am on a Saturday typing away.  She finally realized she ought to have
>breakfast sometime in the early afternoon.  Anyway, now she wants a MacPlus
>with a 20meg. SCSI disk.  Thanks alot Apple, now I have to schedule computer
>time!  Seriously, my wife has never looked at a manual and churns out alot
>her work on it.
>
>For me and my wife, the Mac IS the one for the rest of us.
>
>Steve Leeke

Bravo ... I, too, am in a similar situation. My wife deplored computers, as
they took me away too often. (She thought of them as the enemy!) But lo, I
convinced her that it would be easier to write her thesis on a computer. Now,
after purchasing the Mac, I have to beg for time on the machine! And here, I 
thought she would only use the machine for her thesis ... then never look 
at it again!

My wife has also has become a "computer expert" on the Apple II[ce]'s that
she sometimes uses. It seems the Mac broke some barriers down.
-- 
George Erhart at AT&T Bell Laboratories Columbus, Ohio 
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