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From: mketch@pawl.rpi.edu (Michael D. Ketchen)
Newsgroups: comp.music
Subject: Re: "M" and other INTELLIGENT MUSIC INC. products.
Message-ID: <1989Nov10.014029.9532@rpi.edu>
Date: 10 Nov 89 01:40:29 GMT
References: <257@telxon.UUCP> <5283@orca.WV.TEK.COM>
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In <5283@orca.WV.TEK.COM> stank@anvil.WV.TEK.COM (Stan Kalinowski) writes:
|(I'm posting this because I thought it might be of general interest.)
|There is a demo version of "M" for the Atari St floating around the
|various sources of public domain software.  I got my copy through a
|local PD disk swap, but I've heard that it is on many Atari bulletin
|boards (it was mentioned in comp.sys.atari.st a short while back), and
|commercial public domain software distributors.  

As far as I know, Intelligent Music gives away demo disks for all its
programs.  You should be able to write to them (the address slips my mind
at the moment) for information.  I expect there would be a minimal charge
for the disk, but it is worth it.  (Although for something like M or Jam
Factory, it can be tough to get to know the program really well before the
demo times out.)

- Mike
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