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From: sew@minn-ua.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Info. request for multi-user micros - (nf)
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Date: Tue, 20-Dec-83 13:37:23 EST
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minn-ua!sew    Dec 20 10:41:00 1983

I am also shopping for a multi-user micro, and in doing so I found that the
November issue of "Today's Office" magazine had a 12-page table with summaries
of many micros.   The table also mentions 8-bit single user systems, but the
columns gave enough information that I was able immediately rule out many
systems, but I still ended up with a couple of dozen candidates for further
examination.   I'm looking for a 10-user system, so you'll have to study the
table with your own requirements in mind.   Attack pgs 65-83 with a red pen
and mark those which don't have what you need..then study those that are left.
Good hunting.