Re: Why an Apple II?

[slichte@cello.gina.calstate.edu (Steven Lichter)]

When I got my first //e in 1986 it was becasue of the ease of use, not 
requiring a system disk to boot it up and there were many programs for it 
at the time, at the time cost was another factor. I have since gotten a 
IIgs and a //c for my daughter, but my //e continues to run my BBS as it 
has since 1987. Though I'm typing this on a Powerbook 100; I needed a 
real portable computer; I'm still a // person. An articles was writen in 
the Southern New Jersey Apple Users Group newsletter for July and Auguest 
which was a letter that had been written to Apple Computer asking why 
they stopped making and supporting the II even though there are still 
millions of them in use and support still is strong. Maybe the editor of 
that publication will see these posts and place the letter on the net
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The above are my ideas and have nothing to do with whoever my employer is.
SysOp Apple Elite II and OggNet Hub (909)359-5338 2400/14.4 24 hours,
Home of GBBS/LLUCE Support for the Apple II. slichte@cello.gina.calstate.edu