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From: MCL9337@TAMSTAR.BITNET
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Subject: PAT!!
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Date: Fri, 4-Sep-87 15:51:00 EDT
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Posted: Fri Sep  4 15:51:00 1987
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This is for Pat Wolfe...

How can you complain about Applied Engineering when you have a Franklin??
You said yourself that the ad promised the RamFactor to work with the e, c,
and gs... NOT FRANKLIN!  As far as I'm concerned, I would never buy an Apple
compatible.  There are so many things that can go wrong.  Sure it's more expen-
sive to buy from Apple, but there are so many fewer compatibility problems you
will run into down the line.  As for the RamFactor, it WILL work with
"standard" CP/M... namely that supplied from MicroSoft (the SoftCard).  I have
a SoftCard //e myself.  No problems.  I can't understand why people want to
deviate from the "known standard" so much!  Sure the SoftCard was more... but
everything works with it!  I feel I got my money's worth.  I will never have to
do without something "because it won't work with my card" or something like
that.  Anyway... buy a new computer!

mcl9337@tamsMagU