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From: ST802148@BROWNVM.BROWN.EDU (Evan)
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Subject: Re: Music Studio
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Date: 5 Dec 89 17:15:43 GMT
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In responce to the comment about Electronics Boutique, I had the same thing
happen to me in a mall by me (Nanuet, NY). I went in expecting to find a wall
of Apple software, as usual. I looked at the top of the shelves for a label
saying APPLE, but only found stretches of IBM, AMIGA, and C64.  I asked someone
where the apple software was and they directed me to the rear of the store,
where a small corner had 2 shelves of Apple Software. And it wasn't like the
wares were separated by function (games/word processing/etc). No, rather they
were thrown together like I was at a garage sale, or discontiued cheap software
that was put in a bin. I was totally outraged. The future of the // line looks
dim.... (Oh, the GS had its own, well stocked region.)