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From: newton@cit-vax.UUCP
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Subject: Random ?s/rumors
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Date: Mon, 31-Aug-87 03:42:46 EDT
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Posted: Mon Aug 31 03:42:46 1987
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A '?': since 'clean' Mac OS programs are supposed to run under A/UX,
has anyone tried running HyperCard under A/UX?  Does it work?

A rumor (_directly_ from Intel): Supposedly some Apple people visited
Intel for the first time in years.  Seems they were looking for chips/boards
to be (possibly) used in a new laser printer.

From MacUser:  Two different places in the latest MacUser were offering 
1MByte SIMMS for ~$1000/4meg.  Looks like the price is dropping on these
and on disks.

Finally, I got my official policy from Safeware today.  It was short (about
2 typed pages) and pretty comprehensive.  Instead of listing what was covered
they listed the types of things that were _not_ covered.  The only thing
that bothered me was that it did not cover the computer in shipment to 
Hawaii(!) or Alaska.  

- mike

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