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From: twakeman@hpcea.CE.HP.COM (Teriann Wakeman)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: MacUser Hypercard coverage
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Date: Mon, 23-Nov-87 14:45:57 EST
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I have also been having problems with Mac Magazines but from a reader's viewpoint. I started off with MacWorld in '84. It seemed informative at
first , but the relevancy of the articles wasn't there. I kept
subscribing because I wasn't aware of any other Mac magazines.
Then MacUser came out. Their initial articles were much better
then those of MacWorld and seemed to have a bit more of a techinical
bent. So I subscribed to MacUser and let my subscription to Macworld
lapse. But as time went on the articles seemed less and less relevant.
Other then one article on hard disks in the current Macuser, I don't
think that I found anything in the last four or so issues worth spending
my time on reading. I plan to let this subscription lapse too. On the
other hand, Macazine sent me a free issue the other day and I found
some articles that I thought were worth reading and informative. I
think that I'll get a subscription to Macazine in the hopes that the
third try won't fade. It seems to be a continual search...for a magazine
that caters more to the experianced Mac user who uses their machine at
work and home.


TeriAnn Wakeman