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Subject: Re: Software Reccomendations for Mac SE Needed!!
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Date: Tue, 1-Sep-87 00:37:58 EDT
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In article <9075@brl-adm.ARPA> tab%cf10.uci.edu@ROME.UCI.EDU (Tracey A. Baker) writes:
<  I'm going to be setting up two or three Mac SE's for a small
<business, and I need some software reccomendations (last time I
<shopped for PC software, it was dBase II).
<  Here's what we need:

Unless there's something you're not telling us (a good possibility),
you're going about this the wrong way.

You should find the software that best meets your primary needs, then
buy hardware that it will run on. Of course, if you're trying to meet
a diverse set of needs, this could get painfull.

I'd suggest starting over with that in mind, if possible. If not, a
brief lecture to whoever bought machines without making sure they had
good software is in order. Unless what you're looking for is the
secondary stuff, and it's already know the Macs will handle your
primary need.

	<mike
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