Bicer.ES@XEROX.COM (06/29/86)
Does anyone know how to get hold of these companies? Applied Engineering Co., TEXAS (Ramworks and Appleworks) MicroMagic Co., MARYLAND (Max-816) Address or phone number or even the city that they are in would help. Thanks in advance, Jack Bicer Bicer.ES@Xerox.ARPA
ranger@ecsvax.UUCP (Rick N. Fincher) (07/03/86)
> > > Does anyone know how to get hold of these companies? > > Applied Engineering Co., TEXAS > (Ramworks and Appleworks) > > MicroMagic Co., MARYLAND > (Max-816) > > > Address or phone number or even the city that they are in would help. > > Thanks in advance, > Jack Bicer > > > Bicer.ES@Xerox.ARPA Applied Engineering: PO Box 798, Carrolton, TX 75006. (214) 241-6060. > I saw some magazine references to micromagic and a 65816 they were > making for the Apple II, but I haven't seen anything about them lately. > You might contact the Western Design Center, the folks who designed the 65816, for the address. I believe they are in Tempe AZ. > Applied Engineering ads are all over the Apple Magazines. Are you new > to the Apple? Do you need Some specific info? Rick Fincher
heins@isucs1.UUCP (07/04/86)
Jack,
Applied Engineering does NOT make Appleworks, that is a product of Apple
Computer, Inc. Applied Engineering DOES make the Ramworks ][, and it comes
with software that enhances Appleworks (uses the memory - up to 16 meg) but
you need to buy Appleworks separately.
Here is Applied Engineering's address:
Applied Engineering
P.O. Box 798
Carrollton, Texas
75006
(214) 241-6060
I hate to waste net space for this, but I thought it was important to set
the record straight on whose products are whose...
Lee Heins
{umn-cs, okstate, csu-cs}!isucs1!heins
Disclaimer: My opinions are mine, don't tell me they belong to someone else...Michael_Krause.ROCH@Xerox.COM (07/08/86)
Try the Dun & Bradstreet listings. If they're still in business, they should be listed there. Thomas Register is a second option. mak