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From: chavez@harvard.ARPA (R. Martin Chavez)
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Subject: Re: MACINTOSH DISKS--WHICH TO USE?
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Date: Tue, 17-Jul-84 11:36:51 EDT
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Posted: Tue Jul 17 11:36:51 1984
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	In Albuquerque NM, there are no Apple Macintosh
disks at all.  If you want 3.5-inch media, you have to
buy Sony.  (I ordered the Software Supplement and got a
letter saying that even Apple has run out of disks, so
that Supplement shipments are running 3-4 weeks behind 
schedule.)
	The Sony disks cost $50 for a box of 10, and
are available only at MicroAge.  The dealer tells me that
Microsoft just placed a $1M order for the disks from 
Sony, so she got smart and ordered a few thousand disks
before supplies began to run short.

		R. Martin Chavez
		...!decvax!genrad!wjh12!harvard!chavez