Re: Early apple employees Dick and Cliff Huston selling off collection

[Toinet <antoine.vignau@laposte.net>]

On 23 mar, 20:33, dog_...@macgui.com (D Finnigan) wrote:
> Toinet wrote:
> > Part of the items were sold yesterday, let's say this morning for me.
> > I won the ProDOS source code listing. And the drive I was bidding on
> > at $3500 ended at $5300 *sigh*
>
> Good job. :-) This is the part where we mob you for Xerox copies. :-P
>

"mob" ???? I miss the meaning, sorry. mobilize?

Xerox copies, xerox copies! When you see I've just ended the
AppleWorks GS documentation at a poor 200 DPI and that my multi-
function printer decided of the page size by itself, imagine my face
after 380 pages :-( Imagine my face after the next forced 380 A4
pages :-((

I just hope Alex will remain motivated and publish those because after
all he did for the IIgs, some people complained about what he offered
to the community, I believe this is unfair.

> > What is interesting is that one guy has purchased all the HW parts:
> > n***d (1410) - If not a pro buying for others, that n**d will keep the
> > collection in one place, unless the wish to sell them at a higher
> > price is a possibility :-)
>
> Maybe he was curious to see whether they still worked.

You know, I would have dreamed to crack a DOS 3.2 software with the
drive and the prototype controller board :-) Let's see what I can do
with the mouse...

antoine