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Date: Tue, 25-Feb-86 13:41:46 EST
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To: John Zuschlag (I6191008@DBSTU1.BITNET)
Subject: CP/M86k vs. TOS

John,

   Forgive me, but upon discussing your
comment about TOS -not- being CP/M68k
to a friend of mine, he thinks you are
incorrect. Since he is also fairly
well informed about the ST, and in
touch with many key people, I thought
it would be best to ask you on what
"authority" do you state the "facts"
that CP/M68k is not in the ST, and
what facts do you have to substantiate
this beyond any reasonable doubt, such
that I can give this information to
him and he can research it himself to
his own satisfaction.

    Thanks for your help and sorry about
making you "prove" yourself, but
obviously the difference between having
CP/M68k as a central core and their
own OS is a pretty major issue so it
will be good to have the truth cast in
gold before it gets twisted around.

     Terry Conklin
     The Club    (517) 372-3131
     The Club II (313) 334-8877
     Terry Conklin@UMich-MTS.Mailnet