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Subject: Re: New perspectives on Macintosh   [from INFO-MCIRO]
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Date: Sun, 8-Jul-84 13:13:50 EDT
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From: winkler@harvard.ARPA (Dan Winkler)
What do you mean "if the MAC-OS was an open-system" ?  The Mac OS *is*
an open system (except for the secret of how QuickDraw does regions).
The Inside Mac manuals provide almost 3000 pages of information about
the toolbox and OS and Apple has made many of their best people
available at Mac Tech Support to answer questions by phone.