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: ~~-R_R_A_N_T_Y_RE_G_1_s_T_R_A_T1_o_N__ ~TESI '" w I Street - ------------------ ----------·-Apt. _ ____ A City _ _____________ _ _____ _ State _ ____ Zip _ _______ R Home Phone {___ ) ______________ _ Date of Purchase: -------- R • What type of computer do you have? • Which MicroProse Software titles do you own? D Apple II Series {+,c,e) (check all that apply) A D Tandy-PC (1000 senes) D Aero.Jet 0 MiG Alley Ace D IBM-PC or compatible N D Airborne Ranger 0 NATO Commander D Commodore 64/ 128 D Pirates! D Atari (400,800,XL,XE) D Conflict in Vietnam T D Crusade in Europe D Project: Stealth D Amiga D Decision in The Fighter y DST-Atari Desert D Silent Service D llGS-Apple D Other (specify) ________ _ _ 0 F-15 Strike Eagle D Solo Flight DGunship D Spitfire Ace R D Top Gunner • What type of disk dnve do you have? D Hellcat Ace D Kennedy Approach Collection E G • What 1s your age? ______ I • Where did you purchase this software? (store name:) _ _______________ _ s T • ls this a: D Computer store D Hobby store D Mail order service D Department store D Video store D Other: ______ R • What is your primary occupation? • In what field? D Independent professional D Military officer D Business A D Business owner D Military enlisted D Medical D Senior management D Computer programmer D Legal T D Department manager D Pilot D Computers D Sales D Educator D Aviation I D Staff position D Student D Military D Clencal/Admmistrative D Retired D Education 0 D General labor force D Media 1ear here D Other N REQUEST FOR BACKUP COPY OF: To receive a backup copy of this software program , please return this completed 'Rp&Tl:C:.t'· original form (photo copies not acceptable) and $10.00 (ten dollars U.S.). ~· ~ Backup copies of the same title and format are available only for software you have purchased. Li mit of one backup diskette per customer. Backups are supplied without instructions. Please allow approx­ B imately two weeks for delivery. Specify: A Computer Type/ Model __________ Disk Drive Type/ Model --------- c Name _ ___________________________________ K Srreet _ _______________________ Apt. __________ u City _______ __________ State ____ Zip ____________ p METH OD OF PAYMENT: {Sorry, no C. O.D.'s. Al so, personal foreign checks not accepted; international bank check or money order in U.S. fu nds acceptable) . D D Check Enclosed D Money Order Enclosed (Payable lo: Mic roProse Softwa re, Inc.) I D Visa D MASTERCARD Printed Name On Card: _______________ # - - - - - --------- - ---- Expires: / ____ s (rronthl (year) K Authorizing Signature: ------------------------------ (See other side for mailing instructions) 22¢ POSTAGE REQUIRED HERE SJ MU L AT IO N • S O FTWAA£ 180 Lakefront Drive Hunt Valley, MD 21030 ATTN: CUSTOMER SERVICE WARRANTY PROCESSING ...._____ _ --~~------..;;;.-.;:".;;.;;;;::;;.&--... ;;;.:;.;..~-------~------_ _, Have you remembered to: • Fill out the other side of this form completely, including the makes of your computer and disc drive, and your zip code? • Enclose your check or charge card information? Place this form and your payment in an envelope and mail to: MicroProse Software, Inc. 180 Lakefront Drive Hunt Valley, MD 21030 ATIN: Customer Service Backup Request .
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