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3 total messages Started by Graham Wilson Sat, 01 Nov 1986 04:44
Re: TI99 Publications
#171
Author: Graham Wilson
Date: Sat, 01 Nov 1986 04:44
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Thanks very much for the information on TI publications, it was a great
help.  The address for MICROpendium was mailed to me (thank you Gene),
which is listed below for anyone else who wants to know.

Another person mailed to me (Harlan - sorry forgot the rest of your name)
but the Postmaster got mad at me when I tried to reply.  Lutz Winkler
also mentioned "The Smart Programmer", which I would also like the
address of (post to the net, others also might need it).

Thanks all again.

P.S.  MICROpendium
      P.O. Box 78680
      Round Rock, Tx 78680
      (512) 255-1512
      ($20.50 12 issues first class, $17 third class).

-- 
Graham Wilson
University of Waterloo	      gawilson%watrose@waterloo.csnet
4th year Comp Sci	      gawilson%watrose%waterloo.csnet@csnet-relay.arpa

"Anyone who says you should live for the state, is, or wants to be, the state."
			- A.R.
Re: TI99 Publications
#172
Author: Lutz Winkler
Date: Mon, 03 Nov 1986 16:07
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	 The Smart Programmer  (formerly Super 99 Monthly)
	 Bytemaster Computer Services
	 171 Mustang Street
	 Sulphur, LA 70663-6724

	 Published monthly.
	 Rates are:
	 $18.00 - First class mail, US and Canada
	 $15.00 - Third class mail, US and Canada

	 -------------------------------------------------

	 Note re MICROpendium:

	 Will furnish a sample issue upon request.
Re: TI99 Publications
#173
Author: Lutz Winkler
Date: Mon, 03 Nov 1986 23:38
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       As an afterthought:

       Micropendium carries the usual stuff: articles, hardware
       and software reviews, usernotes and feedback, and 
       advertising.  

       Smart Programmer does NOT carry advertising and leans more
       toward the inner workings of the 99/4A.
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