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From: tim@hoptoad.UUCP (Tim Maroney)
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Subject: Re: MacIP
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Date: Tue, 12-Aug-86 00:25:45 EDT
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As Tovar has pointed out, the MacIP releases were in 1985, not 1986.
Sorry, but it is sometimes difficult for us time travellers to keep
track.  But 1985 B.C. it was.

On rereading, my message also contained a stupid joke that was meant
as a breezy, fun poke at my friends at Kinetics.  Unfortunately, it came
out as a nasty slur against the company.  My apologies to any who might
have been offended.

Kinetics is now shipping the updated MacIP, and has been doing so ever
since I gave them the new copy.  Give 'em a ring to see how to get your
copy.  It is my impression that they are also working on new gateway
software that will allow both Seagate-style routing and direct Appletalk,
a nice enhancement for an already superior product.

Tim Maroney