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From: ouellettemj@merrimack.edu
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.hypercard
Subject: Re: HC 2.0 is very nice
Message-ID: <20235.2718d83e@merrimack.edu>
Date: 14 Oct 90 21:27:26 GMT
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Organization: Merrimack College, No. Andover, MA
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I don't know how you got your version of HyperCard 2.0, but the version I
recieved contains only the Address and Appointments stack.  Also the only two
user levels selectable are the first two.  You can however get into the others
by removing the two buttons covering 3,4 and 5.  I agree that HyperCard 2.0 is
a great product and has a lot of potential.  But as far as I know Apple is only
shipping their computers with these two stacks and a disabled home.

In this matter I think Apple  has made a mistake, for I have seen the other
stacks, the ones Apple was origanly going to provide before going to Claris,
and they're great.  They also give you something to do once you open up the
box.  There is a train set and puzzle that work great.  As well as a lot of
clip art and pictures.  And from what I have experienced the only thing non
HyperCard fanatics use HyperCard for is to get those pictures onto their
MacWrite documents.

Matt Ouellette
OUELLETTEMJ
Merrimack College