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From: unknown@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (The Unknown User)
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Subject: Showing GS progs to non Apple people (was:Re: A talk w/Apple person)
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Date: 17 Nov 90 02:16:03 GMT
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In <9011161658.AA00482@apple.com> MQUINN%UTCVM@PUCC.PRINCETON.EDU writes:
>So, I brought a copy of the FTA demos and a self running disk of 3200 color
>pictures on the only GS with a color monitor.  I walked down the hall to
>go to the bathroom.  When I came back, there was a CROWD of at least 15-20
>people standing around watching!  :)  Did my heart good!

	That same idea is probably what I'm gonna do... I want to try
to become a consultant next quarter (person who runs the lab and hands out
disks in exchange for ID cards, etc)... I want to be a consultant in this
one lab where they have like 6-8 GSes that were with the econ department
but moved to my college (residential college of the same University)..

	The GSes are -UNUSED-. I think they're probably ROM 0s. If I can
try to get them upgraded, then I'll probably put Nucleus and other demos in
'em to show people how damn cool the GS (and programs on it) is.

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