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From: alibaba@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (Alexander M. Rosenberg)
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Subject: Re: HyperAge Magazine, Volume 1, #1
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Date: 4 Mar 88 09:31:48 GMT
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A very important feature in the first issue is the regular appearance
of Ted Nelson. Now we _know_ what he's up to.

I most appreciated Ted Kaehler's magic lamp script. Rub the button
up and down, and the script pops open. Real swift, if ya ask me.

Also noticeable is the article by Tim Oren. for those of you who don't
know what the pictures and the cueing system are from, then check out
a stack made by Tim at Apple called "Bluebusters". It's a good 
animation sequencer, but it still runs different speeds on a II.

Special note: I'm very glad to see Amanda Goodeneough (sp???) printed.
She has a very good nature in her work. It is to be admired. The
only exception to this rule is a mysterious stack I saw in Boston
called "Inigo goes to Hell". I _doubt_ that Amanda did that one.

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