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From: hr@uicsl.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Lattice v3.03
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Date: Fri, 7-Mar-86 10:56:00 EST
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Posted: Fri Mar  7 10:56:00 1986
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RE:
	">to receive a free 3.03 update and/or updated ROM Kernal manuals,.."

	"I wondered the same thing a while back,... I don't know for sure
	that it's automatic, it could be a 'squeaky wheel' syndrome,..."

I received my system on DEC 4. About a month after the local dealer gave
out the upgrades to his customers, I got mine from Commodore. I'd never
squeak. Whine & wimper maybe, but never squeak.

A couple of questions.

I also received a letter from Commodore saying that if I took the letter
to my dealer, I could receive an upgrade. Does this mean I could have
gotten two V1.1 kickstarts?

Also, is there someway to influence Commodore's decision to grant Amiga
dealerships? At our last user's group meeting, several of us mentioned
how much we disliked our authorized Amiga dealer. We have an authorized
Commodore dealer in town that would like to become an authorized Amiga
dealer. The Commodore dealer has been trying to help (copying kickstart
disks for out of staters). The Amiga dealer has been alienating as many
people as possible. Apparently, he would rather sell Macs at university
discounts than Amigas at list.
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	harold ravlin		{ihnp4,pur-ee}!uiucdcs!uicsl!hr