Re: Apple II version of Activision's H.E.R.O.

[aiiadict@gmail.com]

>CiderPress annoyed me off because I installed it, ran it, had no reason to
>use it, so exited.  Then a few months later, I had a SHK to use, so I ran
>CiderPress, got the "30 days Expired" message - so I still have not been
>able to evaluate it or try it out, and I still have no idea how good it is.

I did the same thing.  I used it just a few times (2-5) and then it
gave
me the message "30 days up".  I was annoyed because I'd tried it
so little during my 30 days.  I realized I was mad at my self because
*I* didn't take advantage of the 30 days that Mr. M. gave me!

Fishwings won't always open up disk images I want to see, so I payed
$9.95 to Andy McFadden and I am happy I did.

The software is full of features.  It is the ultimate disk image
utility,
and he's obviously spent hours programming it.

It works great to view source files in notepad/wordpad instead
of 80col merlin editor.  You can also edit in windows, and
drop the edited version back into the DSK image.

Rich