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From: Mary.Otten@p0.f1055.n261.z1.fidonet.org (Mary Otten)
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Subject: asap
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Date: 12 Apr 91 20:28:09 GMT
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[This is from the Blink Talk Conference]

I've been reading lately on Genie's visually impaired section of their
disability bulletin board how great a program this new Asap from
microtalk is. People are raving about it, but the number there is
smaller than the numbers of folks using this echo. I'm an artic user,
but not really thrilled with the new release, since it's so different
from the old one and the tech manual is so poorly writen. This asap
sounds a lot simpler and lot more dumby friendly. That is, if you're not
a computer genius, you can use a lot more fprograms right from the
start. Anybody got anything bad to say about the program? Or good, for
that matter, although I've been reading pley plenty good already. Also,
if you aren't on genie, you might consider it. It's not too expensive,
and the dia disability bulletin board is free of connect charges, unlike
compuserve.

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