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2 total messages Started by Owen M. Hartnett Fri, 22 Mar 1985 23:13

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Author: Owen M. Hartnett
Date: Fri, 22 Mar 1985 23:13

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	I have come across a new newsletter for Macintosh user:  MacNews Update.
This newsletter has a special emphasis on software reviews.  Last issue reviewed
Experlogo, Hippo C, MacLion, MacAttack and many others(>30 pages).  It seems
like a good source for people planning software purchases.  The address is:

	MacNews
	110 Baldwin St.
	Fall River, MA 02720

	One year (8 issue) subscriptions are $15.00 and a single issue sample
is available for $2.00.
===============================================================================

	The usual disclaimer applies: I have no financial connection with this
publication.

-Owen Hartnett

Re: New Macintosh newsletter

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Author: ning
Date: Wed, 27 Mar 1985 00:34

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Re:	And more Stuff...

 In the April 1 issue of _InfoWorld_, a news article says,

	A company called Mindworks will soon begin publishing a quarterly
	that is something of a cross between a computer magazine and
	_The_Sharper_Image_ catalog.  Called _Icon_Review_, it's
	dedicated to reviewing Macintosh software.  The staff is boiling
	down Apple's list of 440 available Macintosh programs to what it
	thinks are the 30 or so "best" programs, which the staff will
	review -- and sell by mail order.  The magazine is free to
	Macintosh owners and carries no advertising; the mail-order sales
	are expected to support the publication...
		To get on the mailing list, write to _Icon_Review_, P.O.
	Box 2566, Monterey, California 93942.

 Sounds like something for the yuppie in us.

 ...and the usual corporate affiliation disclaimer.

 John Lam______
 {allegra,seismo,decvax}!rochester!ur-univax!ning

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