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From: jabernathy@pro-houston.cts.com (Joe Abernathy)
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Subject: Re: Call A.P.P.L.E.
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Date: 12 Oct 89 09:36:52 GMT
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Network Comment: to #1139 by umigw!ibiza!bsherman@handies.ucar.edu

> I would suggest this means hang onto your money.

Enough already with the obits. Call-A.P.L.L.E. is no longer APDA, but it was
only APDA for a couple of years out of its 10-year history. The only financial
troubles it's suffering are those being suffered by the high-priced
Apple-style executives who no longer have a place in the scheme of things.
They're also the ones making all this noise.

Call-A.P.P.L.E. is plenty healthy for what it is -- no longer a "subsidiary"
of Apple Computer, but rather a technical resource with no peer in the Apple
community. It is entirely safe to send in your money for a subscription. I
never liked having APDA mingled in with things anyway because that sort of
thing tends to cloud a magazine's objectivity.

Check out the current issue of the magazine and see if you don't agree that
it's the most substantial technical journal ever published for the Apple II.
And please give us a rest from the rumor mill. This is all starting to read
like the sports page as the NFL trade deadline approaches.

Joe Abernathy


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