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AmigaWorld Tech Journal

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#15804From: Lou WallaceOct 27, 1991 4:56 PM
Hi. I just wanted to remind everyone that if you have comments or questions on the AmigaWorld Tech Journal I stop by here nearly everyday and will do my best to answer or respond to them. Issue 5 is out, and #6 will be out before long. What do you like? What would you like to see added? Removed? Lou Wallace
#15828From: Harry CallesisOct 28, 1991 9:30 PM
Lou – I thought the editorial in the last issue (reporting results of the survey) for the most part took care of any suggestions I might have. Just follow the poll results to the letter and you'll be fine 8^). Harry
#15852From: Steve Jackson GamesOct 29, 1991 11:35 AM
I have a serious comment. I paid for a subscription, through BriWall, shortly after issue #1 came out. I have never received an issue. I have called BriWall *and* AmigaWorld Tech Journal. Both assured me I would receive issue #4. I didn't. I called back. Both assured me I would receive issue #5. I haven't. Loyd Blankenship c/o Steve Jackson Games PO Box 18957 Austin, TX 78760 p.s. the content is great — I've bought every issue off the stands. I think your customer support reeks, though.
#15897From: Lou WallaceOct 30, 1991 7:19 PM
I apologize for your troubles! I suggest you contact our circulation department and talk to Susan Henshaw. Call her at 800-441-4403. She can help you!
#15901From: Steve Jackson GamesOct 30, 1991 9:04 PM
Ok, I'll try that next week. I spoke with Cecile (?) last week, and apparently your database still isn't functioning, so she couldn't look me up. I have hopes, though. BTW, are your writer's guidelines available online? Loyd
#15931From: Lou WallaceOct 31, 1991 7:40 PM
Not available online. For info write to Linda Laflamme Amiga World Tech Journal 80 Elm Street Peterborough, NH 03458 Request it from her. Lou
#15932From: dan barberOct 31, 1991 7:58 PM
Hi, I was wondering if you could cover the iffparse library in an upcoming issue? Specifically, I would like to see the public domain examples in the 2.0 RKM Devices manual provided on disk! By the way, I really enjoy the Tech, keep up the good work! Dan Barber
#15952From: Lou WallaceNov 2, 1991 9:47 AM
Good idea. I'll add it to the list of possibles! Lou
#16133From: dan barberNov 7, 1991 7:50 PM
Thanks Lou! Dan Barber