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From: hsieh@rscene.hac.com (Julia Hsieh)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.misc,comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Why doesn't Apple support their users and developers?
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Date: 21 Nov 90 23:09:11 GMT
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Reply-To: hsieh@rscene.hac.com (Julia Hsieh)
Organization: Hughes Aircraft TSSG, Long Beach, CA
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I just called APDA up to get a version of MacsBugs that will run
on my Mac IIfx.  I am told that version 6.1, the only version that
Apple is shipping is NOT fx compatible.  I've had my fx for almost
4 months and Apple STILL doesn't have a version of MacsBugs that won't
hang my system?

Does anyone have a low level debugger that will run on the fx that
has multiple monitors and with 32 bit QuickDraw (and a SuperMac Spectrum
III card running in millions of colors mode)?

Also, any hints as to where I can find documentation on 32 bit QuickDraw
would be appreciated.  I have ordered the first issue to d e v e l o p,
now i just have to wait until they can find one to send to me.

Maybe I should return my Mac's.  They aren't quite worth the trouble.

How can Apple afford to not support their users?  I'm not going to be
justifying the purchase of any new Mac's to my employer or friends in
the near future after this.


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julia hsieh              My opinions are not intended to reflect
hsieh@rscene.hac.com     those of Hughes Aircraft Company.
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