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From: theorist@walt.cc.utexas.edu (Charles Callaway)
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Subject: Short Questionnaire
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Date: 10 Aug 90 23:48:20 GMT
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Greetings to all from the University of Texas.  I am writing an article for the
local school-published microcomputer journal and I need to have a few questions
answered pretty quickly.

1)  I need a list of programs that have been proven to work with the
    AMAX Macintosh emulator.

2)  I need a list of programs that have been proven to work with both
    the AT- and XT- bridgeboards while allowing you to work on the Amiga

3)  What is the legal explanation for why AMAX can bypass any so-called
    licensing requirements with the MacOS by using its ROMs.

4)  Will Commodore give an educational discount for AmigaVision and any
    future software they will produce?  Is the discount only for hardware?

5)  Can the A1000 be setup to use AMAX or the bridgeboards effectively?

Thanks for reading and hope you can respond with lots of detail.  (mail
please)  


Charles Callaway,
President
University Amiga Computer Society