Re: Zzzzzz

[Daniel Webster <dwebster@monmouth.com>]

Reposting article removed by rogue canceller.

I was flipping through the back pahes of http://www.navi.net/apple/ and
I found this:

"An interesting bit of trivia regarding the name of the computer
surfaced during our research. It seems that the
earliest versions were called the "Apple Computer". The advertising
flyer dated 1976 calls it the "Apple
Computer". The motherboard has a label with "Apple Computer 1" on it.
The 1977 manual is labeled
"Apple-I Operation Manual", and includes drawings and schematics with
"APPLE-1" in the title block.
Throughout the manual, it's called the "Apple Computer" or the "Apple
System". "

So there it is, unless of course everyone already Knew this and figured
this thread would be good for a laugh or two...

Brian Hammack wrote:
> 
>  Ralph further amused me:
> 
>  RN(|         To follow your logic, then Apple NEVER made an Apple
>     | Computer.  Or, a Macintosh is an Apple Computer.  You can't have
>     | it both ways.
> 
> And still I have to wonder... what IS your point?
> 
>  RN(|         When you wish to dice words, make sure that you use the
>     | dicer with the blade down.
> 
> Dear Ralph,
> 
> Yeah, sure. People just pick you out of the blue and slam you for no
> reason. Fortunately, you're predictable and can't resist following up
> to a posting that maligns you in some way. I've forgotten more about
> the Apple II than you will ever know. Well, I suppose I have to give
> up at this point.  By the way, it's nice to see you back online, Cold
> Fusion; Tom and Nathan are still around if you care to say hi to 'em.
> 
> My two cents, worth about one.
> ...PUTZ!
> 
> Later,
> 
>                                                 << mushroom >>
> 
>  * 2qwk! 2.03 * "What % of you is made up of sh!t molecules?" -- P.Alvord
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> yet another annoying post by brian.hammack@rook.wa.com -- deal with it.