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That's because most Mac Users realize that the unix people are much 
more friendly than the other OS people.... :-)

- Next MacOS Rhapsody - is it a Mac or a unix?

Shin


On Thu, 12 Jun 1997, listuser wrote:

> ... we market for the Unix people and seem to get
> alot of Mac people from some strange reason :)
> 
> --Matt
> Matthew S. Bailey
> journey communications, l.l.c
> mbailey@journey.net
>