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From: cmccabe@cdp.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: APDA
Message-ID: <67100036@cdp>
Date: 9 Sep 88 04:56:00 GMT
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Nf-From: cdp.UUCP!cmccabe    Sep  8 21:56:00 1988


You are talking about two different things.  Becoming a certified
developer with Apple is a bit different than merely joining Apda.  Apda
currently is a channel by which you can obtain apple developer products

Becoming a certified developer, as you may know from the literature,
provides you with additional materials: such as conferences, help and
direction from product evangelism, etc.

Of course, I have been a member of Apda for over a year, and have found
their service to improve over time, given the incredible amount
of business they have,and the amount of products they have.  No matter
what happens, it is my personal opinion that developers and other
interested individuals will be able to obtain products in a better
and quicker fashion as time progresses....

Charles McCabe
Micro-Computing Support Group
Apple Computer
Cupertino, CA
AppleLink: MCCABE.C

"My opinions and yak, yak are my own and no others."