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From: timbur@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (Tim Burnett)
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Subject: Re: Mac Software on a NeXT ???  PLEASE!!
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Date: 29 May 91 14:52:22 GMT
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Both the Atari and the Amiga have Macintosh emulators. They both use ROMS
that were taken from used machines. There are third-party ROM resellers (which
I don't know how they get around Apple's license agreement, but they have
existed now for about 3 years). 

What would need to be done would be to write some software that would address
the ROMS from the SCSI port, and someone would have to design the SCSI ROM
interface. This would not be a trivial job

I would be interested in talking to someone that would like to work on such a 
project.  I'm a 6 year Macintosh programmer with a NeXT at home.

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Matthew Huff