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From: scott@erick.gac.edu (Scott Hess)
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Subject: Re: MusicProse
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Date: 13 Feb 91 23:41:50 GMT
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In reply to the resounding:
   I'll buy MusicProse if there is a student price.
and
   I've got the money for it.

cries, I've got one response - talk to MusicProse.  My experience
is that very few companies really are on the net in any way.  When you
consider companies who's main products are on Macs and PCs, the
count is even lower.  Now, consider the number of people from MusicProse
who are reading comp.sys.next - probably not too many, if they've dropped
the product.  They are also not too large, and from what I've heard
have had some turnover in programmers - maybe they simply don't have
anyone interested in NeXTs right now.

Go to the source.  Drop them a line directly.  Sending requests such
as this to comp.sys.next is hit&miss - maybe they see it, maybe they
don't.  They can't very well avoid phone calls, though they can
still choose to ignore them :-(.

Later,
--
scott hess                      scott@gac.edu
Independent NeXT Developer	GAC Undergrad
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