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From: bevans@jarthur.Claremont.EDU (Brian Evans)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.tandy,comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Joe's Experiences
Keywords: Tandy Compatibility service
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Date: 28 Apr 89 05:34:19 GMT
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Joe, you have a tremendous affinity for !'s.  One wonders where
it is placed on your keyboard.

At any rate, one of the groups you are posting to is comp.sys.TANDY
where, I would fathom, most people actually LIKE their Tandys
(or is that Tandies?)  I, for one, have yet to have any experience
like the ones you describe.  Granted, I don't have a 1000A.  I have
a 1000TL.  All of my software (from Lotus 1-2-3 to Crosstalk XVI to
Jeoparday!) works fine.  My mouse has never had a problem.  My
DMP130 has never conked out on me (I haven't even changed the ribbon
and it's been over two years.)

If all you are going to do is bellyache, I ask you, and others
who might be tempted to jump on the bandwagon, to take it somewhere
besides comp.sys.tandy.

My apologies to comp.sys.ibm.  Seeing as how Joe doesn't like Tandy,
I am afraid that he might not read this comp.sys.tandy.

My apologies to the net.  As stated above, I am looking to stop this
flamefest against Tandy.  Therefore, I have posted it to the net.

-- 
Brian Evans			    "In any formula, constants (especially
bevans@hmcvax.bitnet		     those obtained from engineering
bevans@jarthur.claremont.edu         textbooks) are to be treated as
or !uunet!jarthur!bevans             variables."