Resources for your ti-99/4a home Computer

Acknowledgements

I would like to personally thank the following people who either encouraged me or gave me the information and material necessary to make this booklet possible:

Gary Cox

Charles Good

David Ormand

Richard Polivka

Shirley Slicer

John Van Weelie

Michael Zapf

Legal Stuff

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This is my first attempt at writing a fairly long work for the users of the TI-99/4A computer. Someday, I would like to write an “encylopedia” of TI information. If you have any thoughts or information to share, please drop the author a line.
If you would like to reproduce this document or any part of it on your web site, the author requests that you contact him. The author can provide the original document in Microsoft Word format for IBM PC compatible comptuers as well as in Microsoft Word for Macintosh format.
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Andy Frueh

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