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From: dak@mips.com (Dave Kearney)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.hypercard
Subject: Re: HyperCard 2.0 (press release)
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Date: 1 Oct 90 21:31:22 GMT
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In article <10477@goofy.Apple.COM>, maller@applelink@apple.com (Steve
Maller) writes:
> The reason 
> given by the people who made the decision for the disabling of the 
> userlevels above #2 is that they wanted to keep naive users from 
> accidentally destroying their stacks.

Ahaaaa... isn't this a little like covering up the trash can so that
people can't
throw away files they might need...  

This marketing hooha is cracking me up... Clearly Claris has already
chosen a future product direction and is masking its introduction as a
benefit...

yahoo...