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ZMAGAZINE MAY
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HOT ATARI NEWS AND REVIEWS ISSUE 50
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May 4, 1987
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Zmag Staff:
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Publisher/Editor in Chief: Ron Kovacs
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Managing Editor: Alan Kloza
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Special Correspondent: Steve Godun
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Columnist: Eric Plent
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Publisher: Syndicate Services
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Asst Publisher: Ken Kirchner
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This week in Zmagazine New Jersey
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<*> JACG--Jersey Atari Computer Group
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User Group of the Month
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<*> ST Newswire---Poorman's 1040 ST-
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Appears in Canada
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<*> Modifying BBS Express--
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Easier 850 Logons
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<*> What Sort of Man Reads
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PC Clone Magazine?
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<*> Big Shake-Ups at Commodore--
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Rattigan Gets the Axe
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<*> Wanted: Editors and Writers
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For: Compute Magazine
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<*> Zmag Editorial--
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-Where's the Beef?-
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Xx ZMAG USER GROUP OF THE MONTH
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....Jersey Atari Computer Group.....
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The Jersey Atari Computer Group (JACG) was founded in 1981. The
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original meetings were informal one-on-one discussions and as interest
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grew, the discussions led to regularly scheduled meetings in one of
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the six member's homes.
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From those humble beginnings, JACG has evolved into one of the
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nation's premier Atari user groups with several hundred members and an
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award-winning Atari newsletter.
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As more and more people took an interest in the fledgling Atari user
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group, meetings moved from the homes to a Bell Labs conference room
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(since many of the original members were employees of Bell Labs).
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Through the efforts of this group, JACG was able to obtain the use of
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the Bell Lab's auditorium in April 1982, where meetings are still held
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today. The auditorium can easily seat 400 people, contains a
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projection TV and has a tremendous sound and lighting system. We
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could hardly ask for a better facility.
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The JACG newsletter was first published in December 1981 and through
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the hard work of it's editor (and 1st JACG Prez), Dick Kushner, it
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also took off. In the summer of 1982, Art Leyenberger took on the
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responsibility of newsletter editor. Art was able to expand and
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refine the newsletter into one of the best. Each issue was usually 24
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to 32 pages long and had a press run of hundreds of copies per month
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(Art is currently an editor on the staff of Analog magazine).
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Membership really started to soar and by the summer of 1983, stood at
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about 300. In November of that year, Frank Pazel took over the task
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as newsletter editor. By then, it was running about 800 copies per
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month. The current membership is close to 500 with the newsletter
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running over 600 per month.
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Dick Kushner, one of the founding members, retired as president in
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November 1984 and Art Leyenberger took over the job. The current
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president is Tom Pazel.
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The current group of executive officers include Tom Shoosmith, the
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16-bit Vice President and Doug Van Hook, 8-bit Vice President. These
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guys are responsible for putting together the monthly meetings. Tom
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also helps with the BBS (as a sysop) and Doug is involved in helping
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out with the disk library. The treasurer, Shree Vandenberg, handles
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the financial bookkeeping and Dave Noyes, the newsletter editor,
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manages to organize and put together a great newsletter every month.
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Bob Mulhearn is the secretary and membership chairman.
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Sam Cory, chief disk librarian, along with Dave Green, Doug Van Hook
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and Charlie Miller, perform the task of reviewing, organizing,
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documenting and distributing the bountiful disk library to the
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membership. Gary Gorski, Tom Shoosmith and Mark Knutsen oversee the
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smooth execution of the JACG BBS.
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Meetings are held on the second Saturday of each month in the Bell
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Labs auditorium in Murray Hill, NJ. A typical meeting consists of a
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flea market, where members can swap and sell hardware, software,
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books, magazines, etc.; a question and answer period, where members
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can get answers to the questions they have; several demonstrations of
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hardware/software products as well as the feature software of the
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month.
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The JACG is proud of what it has accomplished over the past 6 years
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and invites you to share the wealth and become a member. Dues are
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$25/year.
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If you're interested in joining JACG or receiving their newsletter contact:
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Jersey Atari Computer Group
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Thomas Pazel, Membership Chairman
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70 Mitchell Rd.
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Hackettstown, NJ 07840
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Xx ZMAG TECH TIPS
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..Modifying BBS Express (850)........
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From: The Ol' Hackers BBS
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(516)-884-4140
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If you have an AVATEX 1200 or the AVATEX 1200hc this modification may
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help your log-ons.
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I made these mods because I didn't like the fact that the users had to
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hit Control-M or S to log-on the 850 version of BBS EXPRESS, so I
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modified a few bytes to allow the users to log-on by just hitting the
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Return.
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The mods are split-up into to Two Parts, Part(A) is for the non-HC
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version of the AVATEX, and Part(B) is the change for the AVATEX
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1200HC.
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The two area's which you are going to change affect the baud step
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rates and the defaults of the the EXPRESS BBS program for your modem
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to pick the phone by starting the baud rate at 300 baud.
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When BBS EXPRESS 850 hangs up the modem, it initializes the modem to
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default configurations, and sets the port and modem back to 300 baud.
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We are going to modify part of the code in EXPRESS BBS. So don't use
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your original disk, and get your favorite disk sector scanner. I
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suggest that you use DISKWIZ II, if you have it.
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First format a disk in ATARI DOS 2.0 S/D and don't write any DOS files
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to the disk. Now copy BBS.COM to your formatted disk.
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PART -A-
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AVATEX 1200 Non HC
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Starting at sector 68;
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With byte $38 $00 $0A $0C-- change this to $0A $00 $0A.
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$00=300 Baud
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$0A=1200 Baud
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$0C=2400 Baud
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Since you have the AVATEX 1200, byte # $32 should be changed to $0A
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for 1200. Now write sector 68 back to the disk.
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Starting at sector 271
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With byte $39
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Your changing the text, which tells the printer log and the user at
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what Baud rate he or she logged on with. $33 $30 $30 $04 $31 $32 $30
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$30 $04 $32 $34 $30 $30
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$33 $30 $30=text 300 $31 $32 $30 $30=text 1200 $32 $34 $30 $30=text 2400
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I made the following changes; $33 $30 $30 to $48 $2F $53=H/S for 1200
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Baud. $31 $32 $30 $30 to $53 $6C $6F $77= Slow for 300 users.(hint to
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get them to change over to 1200. $32 $34 $30 $30 to $20 $48 $2F $53=
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Blank Space then H/S, 1200 again.
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Now write that sector back to your disk. That's it for the non-HC
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AVATEX 1200.
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PART -B-
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AVATEX 1200 HC Mods
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Use the changes in -Part A- with the following additional change.
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Starting at sector # 274
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At byte $58 $A0 $00 $8C $7B $30 Change the $00 at byte $59 to $01
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$00=300 Baud $01=1200 Baud $02=2400 Baud
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Now write this sector back to your disk and BOOT up.
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Things that will change with your log-ons.
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1) Non HC AVATEX: after the first line of garbage the 1200 user only
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hits the Return key once and he gets the HIT RETURN prompt. No more
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hitting the Control-M or S keys or having the user log-on first in
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ASCII then changing over to ATASCII.
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2) The AVATEX HC, will at the connect automatically prompt the 1200
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users to HIT RETURN without any key strikes at all.
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Note: I'm sure that the -HC- changes will work with any modem
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that is a Hayes compat or the the real Hayes 1200. Also PARTS -A and
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B- will work with both versions of the AVATEX, however, the non HC
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version will show the user the ATA command then prompt them to HIT
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RETURN.
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Special thanks to Keith Ledbetter for writing the NEVER crashing BBS
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EXPRESS and to Chris King for the Hard Drive back-up program
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(HARDBACK). Both authors are with ORION Micro Systems.
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Xx ZMAG ST NEWSWIRE
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....The Diskmate Grapevine...........
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Reprinted from:
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ST X-PRESS Diskmate News File
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Volume 1, Number 5 May 1987
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Rumor has it that their is a special connector being made to allow the
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ST's to be hooked up to a multi-synch monitor. This means that we may
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soon have the capablility of running low, medium, and high res from
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ONE monitor.
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In Canada, Atari was showing 520 ST's with built in power cords and
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single sided disk drives (a poorman's 1040 ST). There were also 520's
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with a meg of ram; supposedly it is very hard to find a -regular- ST
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in Canada anymore; all of them are upgraded.
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Firebird has released their next game, GOLDEN PATH. It looks very
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promising with nice graphics, sound, and animation. The game itself
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offers a very unique playing aspect.
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Atari has set some new dates for their new hardware. The laser
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printers are supposedly being finished up and will be ready -by the
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end of May-. The Mega ST's won't be available until the end of June.
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And the Atari PC's also won't be available until either June or July.
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For everybody who is looking for the blitter chip in the next few
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weeks, don't count on it. Atari will most likely not be releasing the
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blitter until after the Mega ST's are released. The Mega's will
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contain the blitters, maybe Atari is hoping that people will get fed
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up waiting for the blitter and breakdown and buy the Mega ST's
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instead.
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The NEWSROOM, from the publishers of PRINTMASTER and PRINTMASTER PLUS
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--Unison World, is expected to be released shortly. It is another
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desktop publishing system, from the various photos that we have seen
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it doesn't look bad.
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THE TRANSLATOR was a project that would allow users to run Atari 8 bit
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software. As you may have read in last months' Zmag, Atari has told
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the author not to distribute the program. His latest version looks
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very promising with graphics, sound, etc.. If you disagree with Atari
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Corp.'s position on the 8-bit emulator, write them a letter protesting
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their stand on it.
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Rich Decowski
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Editor--ST X-PRESS
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If you're interested in subscribing to ST X-PRESS, write or call:
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ST X-PRESS
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P.O. Box 2383
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La Habra, CA 90632
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(213) 691-8000 for more information
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Xx ZMAG COMPUTER NEWSWIRE
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...News In Computing..................
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Online Today
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PRODUCTION COMPANY DISPUTES ROLE IN
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PLAYBOY-PC CLONE MIXUP
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(April 23)
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The head of the Pewaukee, Wis.,
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company that put together the new PC
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Clone magazine is angry over the
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computer publication's assertion that a
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foulup by his company was responsible
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for nude pictures ending up among the
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pages.
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As reported yesterday in Online Today
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(G OLT-835), PC Clone, published by
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Patch Communications of Titusville,
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Fla., announced that due apparently to a
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binder's error, an undetermined number
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of the more than 100,000 copies of the
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magazine's debut issue also included
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five pages showing Playboy magazine's
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Miss May.
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Now the binder, President Harry V.
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Quadracci of Quad-Graphics, has told
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United Press International, -We have yet
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to see one copy of the Patch publication
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which was circulated with pages
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allegedly switched.
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-If you were launching a periodical
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and wished to maximize newsstand
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distribution, what better promotion is
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there than to publicize that a
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centerfold was included in a computer
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magazine?- he commented to the wire
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service.
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Quadracci said his firm investigated
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the allegations and determined
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production of the magazine was correct,
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though he acknowledged that perhaps a
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dozen issues mistakenly inserted with
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Playboy material could have been mailed.
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-We are having difficulty pinpointing
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this because Patch Communications has
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refused all of our telephone calls,- he
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said, adding his attorneys will demand a
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retraction from the Florida publisher.
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In a statement, Quad-Graphics said it
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-prints billions of pages in more than
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80 million magazines each month (and)
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exercises the strongest possible
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controls to avoid any problem for its
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customers.-
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Quadracci said he had no knowledge of
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the Patch Communication's comment until
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contacted by the news media yesterday.
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Meanwhile, Patch president Michael
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Billings told the wire service, -We're
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not blaming anybody but we're assuming,
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if anything, it was a screw-up in the
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bindering process.-
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Billings also acknowledged he did not
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contact the printer or the binder when
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the problem was discovered.
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-We are pursuing the matter through an
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attorney, who has been in contact with
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them,- Billings said. -It's too early
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for us to assess any damages, but there
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is some downside liability.-
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--Charles Bowen
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COMMODORE CEO THOMAS A. RATTIGAN
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RESIGNS, SUES FOR CONTRACT BREACH
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(April 23)
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Thomas A. Rattigan has resigned as the
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chief executive officer of Commodore
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International Ltd. and has filed suit
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accusing the computer maker of breach of
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contract.
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As part of a management shakeup that
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may reach beyond Rattigan, Commodore's
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chairman and biggest shareholder, Irving
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Gould, has stepped in as chief executive
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officer.
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Filed in New York, the federal suit
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says the 49-year-old Rattigan was
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suspended last week, months after being
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given a five-year contract. Reportedly,
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Rattigan now seeks $9 million in
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damages.
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Meanwhile, The Wall Street Journal
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reports that when Rattigan went to the
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company's headquarters in West Chester,
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Pa., on Monday, he was escorted from his
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office by security personnel and was
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told to leave the grounds. Rattigan
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resigned yesterday in a move that he
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said was not voluntary.
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Attached to Rattigan's suit was a
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letter from Commodore secretary Joseph
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C. Benedetti that said Rattigan was
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suspended pending a board meeting to
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consider firing him -for cause.-
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In addition, the legal action says
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that other senior Commodore executives
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also have been dismissed. Nigel
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Shepherd, the company's general manager
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for North America, told the Journal he
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had been fired along with the treasurer,
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controller and computer services
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director of Commodore's US sales
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company. Shepherd said personality
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conflicts were behind the firings.
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Commodore was not discussing the
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situation today, but Gould, who owns
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19.5 percent of the company's common
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stock, said in a prepared statement, -I
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look forward to ensuring strong
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leadership at all significant levels of
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management, particularly to strengthen
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the sales function and establish
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expanded distribution in the US.-
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Also today, The Associated Press
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reports Commodore announced the
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appointment of a new general manager of
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US operations and a new general sales
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manager for US operations, but made no
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mention of the firing of their
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predecessors.
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Rattigan came aboard at Commodore two
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years ago, was made president in
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November 1985 and chief executive
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officer last April. His contract with
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Commodore was to expire July 1, 1991.
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Notes AP, -Under Rattigan, Commodore
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snapped a streak of five quarters in the
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red in which the company's losses
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totaled $274 million. Commodore has
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since had three quarters of improving
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profits, earning $22 million in the
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quarter ended in December.-
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At mid-day today Commodore's stock was
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down $1.50 a share to $10.37 1/2. It
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fell 50 cents a share yesterday.
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--Charles Bowen
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COMMODORE LAYS OFF 50 STAFFERS AS
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MANAGEMENT TURMOIL CONTINUES
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(April 25)
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The shakeup at Commodore International
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Ldt. continues as the new CEO, Irving
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Gould, has announced layoffs of some 50
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administrative employees at the
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computer-maker's West Chester, Pa.,
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headquarters in what's described as a
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cost-cutting move.
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Gould, the 67-year-old Canadian who
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earlier this week moved into the
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driver's seat after the allegedly forced
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resignation of CEO Thomas A. Rattigan,
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said the staff cuts were -consistent
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with our objectives of reducing
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administrative overhead and
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strengthening the sales and distribution
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functions.-
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His statement added, -The
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administrative staff reductions were
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made to significantly improve operating
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efficiency in order to bring US
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performance in line with our
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well-managed and highly profitable
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European operations.-
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The announcement comes at the end of a
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week of turmoil at the company that saw
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dismissals of six top executives,
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including Rattigan and North American
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general manager Nigel Shepherd.
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United Press International said that
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Rattigan reportedly attended a special
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board meeting April 15 to object to the
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reduction of his duties, but the board
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took no action. -Two days later,- the
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wire service says, -the board suspended
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Rattigan pending a meeting to consider
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firing him for cause, according to
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papers filed in federal court- in New
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York.
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Gould, who holds 19.5 percent of
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Commodore's stock, recruited Rattigan
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two years ago from PepsiCo Inc. The new
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management then led the company to break
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a streak of five losing quarters
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amounting to some $274 million.
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The company since has had three
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quarters of improving profits, earning
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$22 million in the final quarter of
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1986, its biggest profit in two years.
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--Charles Bowen
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COMMODORE REPORTS SLIM PROFITS
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(April 29)
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Commodore International today
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announced a slim $1 million quarterly
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profit and completion of its
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arrangements for a new line of credit
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with its major lending banks.
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The announcements come a week after
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Thomas Rattigan, president, credited by
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some analysts with bringing the West
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Chester, Pa., computer maker back into
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the black, resigned and filed a $9
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million breach-of-contract suit against
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Commodore, saying he was forced out.
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According to The Associated Press
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today, Commodore's profit in the third
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quarter ending March 31 was $1 million,
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or 3 cents a share, compared with a loss
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of $36.7 million last year. During the
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same period, revenue fell 7 percent to
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$169.5 million from $182.3 million.
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The wire service adds, -For the
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nine-month period, Commodore's profit
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totaled $26.5 million, or 83 cents a
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share, compared with a loss of $129.1
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million a year earlier. Revenue slipped
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9.5 percent to $616.3 million from
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$680.7 million.-
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Without mentioning last week's
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management shakeup, Irving Gould,
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Commodore's chairman, who took over as
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chief executive with Rattigan's
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departure, said in a statement that the
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company has taken actions to bring its
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US performance in line with its overseas
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results.
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Gould also said the third quarter's
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results reflect a slowdown from a strong
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December quarter, when profit totaled
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$21.8 million. Seventy percent of the
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company's revenue came from overseas
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sales, Gould said.
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COMPUTE! Publications, Inc., a leading publisher of magazines and
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books on personal computing, is seeking applicants for several
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full-time positions. We have openings for a Features Editor, Assistant
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Book Editor, Assistant Editor/Magazines, Assistant Technical Editor,
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Editorial Programmer, Copy Editor, and others. Salaries commensurate
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with experience. Send resume in complete confidence to:
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At the end of every issue of Zmag, we end the publication with the
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2-word request: -Please Contribute!- Let me take this opportunity to
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explain what we mean by contributions.
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A contribution to us is a well-written story concerning a topic of
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interest to the Atari computer community that we can publish in a
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future issue of our magazine. That simple! If you have a review, a
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news item, or even an attributal rumor, why not upload it and we'll
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pass it along via the nationwide Zmag network.
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Since Zmag is written, edited and published by a staff that works for
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no monetary reward, we cannot compensate the authors who submit
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articles for Zmag publication. Likewise, we do not have the time nor
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resources to assign stories or send writers to Consumer Electronic's
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Shows or Atari press conferences. Instead, we depend on the dedicated
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Atarian to supply us with the information you read here every week.
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Lately, it seems, the contributions have gone from a trickle to a
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drip. In this week's edition, for example, there is nary a mention of
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the Atari 8-bit or an 8-bit product review. We're not intentionally
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bypassing the 8-bit material--it's just that nothing was submitted.
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Given the fact that most Zmag readers are Atari 8-bit users and that
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support for the system is still there (both by Atari and third party
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developers), we wonder where all the 8-bit news and reviews are.
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So if you have something you'd like to share with the Atari community
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at-large, and you have a flair for writing, put your thoughts to
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-paper- and pass the article along to us via the Syndicate Zmag BBS
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(201-968-8148). Chances are that you'll see your name in print on
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these pages as will thousands of other Zmag readers throughout the
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nationwide network.
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So come on now. Please contribute!!!
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Zmagazine #50 May 4, 1987
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Please Contribute!
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