cwc (12/27/82)
Having just read some mention of APX, I would caution anyone considering purchases from them to be cautious. I don't know about floppy disk versions, but I tried to purchase the cassette version of "Black Jack Tutor", got a tape which didn't work, was subsequently told they couldn't get it to work, agreed to accept another program which didn't load properly, and am still waiting for a third replacement. My original purchase was supposed to be for my son's birthday last April 6. Caveat Emptor!
casterli (12/29/82)
I have, over the past two years, had much experience with APX programs, mainly diskette versions, and have had only one such program which would not load properly. The program was promptly replaced by APX, and the replacement program ran flawlessly. There are many *excellent* buys in the APX catalog. I would, however, recommend buying the programs from a local dealer, if possible. This is especially true of cassette programs, which are much less likely to load. The local dealer should be able to replace, from stock, any program which fails to load, thus avoiding the *long* APX replacement cycle... Leroy Casterline Fort Collins, Co.