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Subject: Re: MAC emulator (What's on the disk)
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Date: Wed, 1-Oct-86 15:55:04 EDT
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     Once again, I apologize for starting this flaming session by not being
clear what was on the disks I bought.  The $40 bought four disks:

     1) System/Finder
     2) FreeTerm/Red Ryder
     3) BMUG 9.blah (Some demos from the Boston Macintosh User's Group)
     4) BMUG 14.blah (More demos from BMUG)

     I assumed I was paying for the System/Finder, four blank diskettes, and
the effort to make copies of the software, and that I am on my own for the
shareware.

     Alex Leavens did not try to mislead me about what I was buying.  I
assume rather than I know, because I didn't specifically asked.  Everyone in
the booth was open and honest about all questions I did ask.

Marty