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From: qralph@dna.lth.se (Ralph Haglund)
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Subject: Re: Re: Facts, not only talking about them.
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Date: 24 Dec 89 00:17:13 GMT
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As Steven Grimm says, my posting about the STE was a concentrate of a German
article, meanwhile I HAVE signed something as an official developer. What
bothers me there is: Alan Pratt talked about the risk of making errors when
I reveal secrets. As Atari hasn't published technical material for non-deve-
lopers does that mean that all technical books about Atari ST are either
illegal, or that they are produced by hackers who have disassembled programs???
If the latter, isn't THERE a chance of errors popping up that could have been
avoided with some help from Atari Corp.?

Ralph