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From: Jim.Spencer@p510.f22.n282.z1.edgar.mn.org (Jim Spencer)
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Subject: Re: BOOKS
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Date: 5 Apr 91 04:57:47 GMT
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Keith Rollin writes in a message to All

KR> Please don't forget that Inside Mac is not the _only_ source 
KR> of technical information from Apple. Inside Mac is augmented 
KR> by Technotes, which are updated once every two months. To get 
KR> these technotes, you can either pay a small amount to APDA (you 
KR> don't even have to be an APDA member) or you can download them 
KR> from any of the numerous electronic services that archive them. 
KR> If you don't want to pay the cost of download time, then you 
KR> can freely copy from any of your friends who have them. You do 
KR> NOT have to be a "$600-a-year or whatever registered developer" 
KR> to get timely and updated information. 

To take it a step further, if you have a CDRom, you could get a subscription to
develop magazine for something like $30.  Each CD in the magazine includes both
SpInside Mac, the HyperCard version of Inside Mac, as well as the Tech Notes
(in both stack and text forms), the Q&A Stack, and the User Interface Notes (in
both Stack and text forms) not to mention all of the DTS Sample code.  You can even just buy the last back issue for $10 and you will get on the CD all the
previous issues with their sample code to boot.