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As always, the Kfest committee is working to make this year's event the
best ever.

Kfest '97 will provide the perfect opportunity for attendees to make new
friends, renew acquaintances, see the faces of on-line neighbors they've
chatted with through the years, meet some of the programmers, developers,
writers and publishers who help keep their computer platform viable is
today's world, and hear lectures on computer issues and witness demonstrations
of new and old hardware and software.

Most of all, they'll have fun!

So, you may ask, does this mean Kfest has everything an Apple II user would
want? Well, no. There are some things Kfest '97 won't provide. We can almost
guarantee you won't get much sleep. We can also guarantee that you won't
mind a bit. In fact, you won't want to sleep much for fear that you'll
miss something!

Last year's Kfest was special for a number of reasons. It provided the
first demonstration of Gus, the IIGS emulator for the Power Macintosh;
marked the release of Spectrum v2.1; roasted Apple II luminary Joe Kohn;
and gave birth to the first Apple IIGS web browser, Spectrum Internet Suite.

It's too early to know what magic Kfest  '97 will conjure up. Be assured
it will once again produce special magic.

Now is the time to make plans and get registered for Kfest '97. As always,
staying in the Avila dorms is the recommended method of attendance. Much
of the special magic occurs after hours, and being on hand for informal,
spontaneous events will make your Kfest experience even more enjoyable.

Avila College will be providing up to 80 rooms for Kfest '97 attendees.
So there should be plenty of room for everybody on campus.

If you would prefer to stay off-campus, there are a number of hotels and
motels close by. Off-campus registrations are also available.

Ready to sign up? We thought so! You won't regret it. 

Stay tuned for registration information. It will be posted as it becomes
available.


The Kfest '97 Committee
Cindy Adams
(Kfest Big Cheese)





  


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Max C. Jones - (m.jones145@genie.com)