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AppleWorks SIG VectorWorks SIG Photoshop-Digital Imaging 1 » Augsburg Library Washburn Library Hennepin Tech College mi 7100 Nicollet Ave S, Richfield 5244 Lyndale Ave S. Mpls 13100 College View Dr. Eden John Hunkins, Sr. 651-457-8949 Charles Radloff 952 941 1667 Prairie Campus [email protected]. Gary Eckhardt, 952-944-5446 <* FileMaker Pro SIG 4& Board of Directors Macintosh Consultants SIG Embers 23 I Megaclean 6 mini'app'les members welcome. Byerly's 7525 Wayzata Blvd ^ I 769KasotaAve \ 7171 France Ave S, Edina. St. Louis Park 3 S.E.Minneapolis MN 55414 Bert Persson 612-861-9578 Bob Demeules, 763-559-1124 ^ Steve Wilmes 651-458-1513 d Microsoft Word SIG Quicken SIG 'A Meet Your iMac /Mac SIG 8 x I 2850 Metro Drive Rm 124, 2850 Metro Drive, Rm 124 27 i Cancelled -':i Bloomington Bloomington Dale Strand, 952-835-5872
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Board of Directors: Introduction - This is the Newsletter of mini'appTes, the Minnesota Apple Computer Users' Group, Inc., a President Bert Persson 612-861-9578 Minnesota non-profit club. The whole newsletter is copyrighted © by mini'appTes. Articles may be repro [email protected] duced in other non-profit User Groups' publications Vice President Denis Diekhoff except where specifically copyrighted by the author. 612-920-2437 (Permission to reproduce these articles must be given by diek @mac.com the author.) Please include the source when reprinting. Secretary Pam Lienke 651-457-6026 Questions - Please direct questions to an appropriate board member. Users with technical questions should [email protected] refer to the Members Helping Members section. Treasurer Don Walz 651-426-5602 Dealers - inini'app'les does not endorse specific dealers. The club promotes distribution of information Marketing Director Greg Buchner 952-883-0195 which may help members identify best buys and ser [email protected] vice. The club itself does not participate in bulk pur chases of media, software, hardware and publications. Publications Director John Pruski Members may organize such activities on behalf of 952-938-2818 other members. [email protected] SIG Director Les Anderson Advertisers - For information, see Newsletter Ad 651-735-3953 Rates box within this issue. [email protected] Newsletter Contributions - Please send contributions Director at Large Bruce Thompson directly to our Post Office, Box 796, Hopkins, MN 763-546-1088 55343, or [email protected] bthompson @macconnect com Deadline for material for the next newsletter is the 1st of the month. An article will be printed when space Membership ErikKnopp permits and, if in the opinion of the Newsletter Editor Mac Software Bryan Lienke or Manager, it constitutes material suitable for Apple II Owen Aaland publication. Editor/Publisher: Tom Ostertag 651-488-9979 Newsletter Layout: John Pruski 952-938-2818, Bert Persson 612-861-9578 mini'appTes BBS - Internet only access mini'appTes Voice Mail - 651-229-6952 mini'appTes WWW site: http://wwwjniniapples.org mini'appTes e-mail: [email protected]
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