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Full Journal, PDF, 19.2 Megabytes $2.95 • was The Journal of Washington Apple Pi, Ltd. Volume 14, Number 12 December 1992 Artists on Exhibit ........ Falcon Microsystems ..... 1100 Mcrchanlllc l..Jnc. l.antlo,cr. MO ,., 14 WAP Garage Sale 118 Personalized Christ- mas Cards are Here! 21 Photo CD Review 26 Compression Comparison - Speed ~ ::.~I.Mao")- T~IO~~~I · ~ ... ·11 BusinessTalk 2000 31 . 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