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From: gft_robert@gsbacd.uchicago.edu
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac,comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Re: MacNosy
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Date: 19 Sep 89 14:12:05 GMT
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In article <478@ngc.UUCP>, harry@ngc.UUCP (Harry Saal) writes...
 
> 
>The later and greater versions of MacNosy & Friends may be wonderful,
>but I am sorely disappointed that I can't get a version of what I once
>paid for and loved (e.g. MacNosy only) that works on my Mac II.  It broke
>when I upgraded from a Mac 512K, and now my only upgrade path is something
>like $200 for a Mac II version along with other new features.  It's
>disappointing to be left without the use of good-old MacNosy due to
>Apple and Jasik's policies.
 ^^^^^
I know people blame Apple for a lot, but you're blaming them because a program
which accesses the Mac at such a low level broke with the Mac II?????  C'mon,
give Apple a break.

But I will agree with you on your main point: MacNosy is _way_ too expensive
for Mac II owners.  I'd love to check out MacNosy, but there's no way I can
spend $350 for it (yep, it's 350 bucks for Mac II owners).  I know at least one
other person here who wants to buy it, but also can't afford that price.


Robert
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