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Subject: Re:  Apple Manuals (bird cage liners)
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Date: Sat, 13-Jun-87 21:34:05 EDT
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The Apple IIGS has a rather nice set of technical reference manuals,
some of which are scheduled to be available through Addison-Wesley
starting in July, with more to follow in the not-too-distant future.
You can obtain preliminary versions of these through APDA.

There really are two audiences for manuals: the naive end-user, and
the application developer.  Although the latter are comparatively
few, they determine the long-term viability of a computer product.
Apple shows signs of appreciating this more than they used to.

What is needed are manuals for both (not interleaved together).