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#Dpaint II

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#43000From: Electronic ArtsDec 9, 1986 12:31 PM
Okay, Junior Woodchucks, here's the official Junior Woodchuck Guide to upgrading DPaint I to Dpaint II: To go from : Protected I -> Protected II -> send $37 and your manual cover. Protected I -> UNprotected II -> send $57 and manual cover. UNprotected I -> UNprotected II -> send $37 and your unprotected DPI disk. Money should be check or money order, payable to Electronic Arts. California residents please add 6% sales tax. If you want to charge it to Visa or Mastercard, please include your number, expiration date, and the name on the card. Send to: Electronic Arts DPaint II Upgrade P.O. Box 7530 San Mateo, CA 94403 PLEASE give us 4-6 weeks for the US Snail to get it to you, especially now with the Holidays. If there are any questions, please send the to Woodchuck Guide Jeff Johannigman, or call our expert Customer Service Woodchucks at (415)572-ARTS. Have a good day. And don't let those Deluxe Blues get you. Jeff J. – EA
#43001From: Electronic ArtsDec 9, 1986 12:35 PM
P.S. It doesn't matter if you sent us the warranty card or not. However, it's easier for us to send this kind of information to those of you who did. In addition, we're starting to send goodies to people who sent in warranty cards, like our new magazine, FARTHER. So keep sending those cards and letters. And, as always, thank you for your continued support. Jeff J. – EA
#43066From: Marlene ZenkerDec 9, 1986 9:43 PM
Jeff, one other thing, seems that the only people I have heard of who received upgrade cards from EA were unprotected disk owners. Is that true, and if so – why? Marlene
#43213From: Electronic ArtsDec 10, 1986 6:37 PM
I don't know. I suppose that mailing just went out first. Nevertheless, we intend to keep all our customers informed. For instance, we are now sending out copies of FARTHER, the EA magazine, to everybody who has returned a warranty card in the past year. In addition, we are working on the first issue of DELUXE NEWS, to go out to all Deluxe products owners. Jeff J. – EA
#43264From: Marlene ZenkerDec 11, 1986 12:16 AM
Sounds great Jeff, who do I send a change of address to? Marlene
#43314From: Electronic ArtsDec 11, 1986 1:04 PM
Good question. Try EA Customer Service; 1820 Gateway Drive; San Mateo, CA 94404. Jeff J. – EA
#43395From: Marlene ZenkerDec 11, 1986 10:03 PM
thanks
#43290From: Steve AhlstromDec 11, 1986 2:46 AM
I've got 5 EA Amiga products — guess it's about time I send in the warranty from at least 1 of them!
#43006From: Brian NiessenDec 9, 1986 2:23 PM
JJ, I am STILL waiting for my disks! Bri
#43015From: Don Curtis/SYSOPDec 9, 1986 3:19 PM
Jeff, Thanks for the information! Appreciate it. Don
#43065From: Marlene ZenkerDec 9, 1986 9:42 PM
Jeff, a friend of mine called EA the other day and they told him $57 for unprotected. Is that for a protected AND unprotected disks? Or was it just mis-information. Hope they send him a refund if what they said was wrong! Marlene
#43212From: Electronic ArtsDec 10, 1986 6:33 PM
It is $57 to go from PROTECTED DP I to UNPROTECTED DP II. In essence, that's the same as an upgrade ($37) plus the fee for unprotected ($20). Just pay it all in one fell swoop. But you only get the unprotected version, not a protected and unprotected disk. (The latter is just silly.) Jeff J. – EA
#43263From: Marlene ZenkerDec 11, 1986 12:14 AM
Thanks Jeff…Marlene