Byte-Back has nearly cleared up its backlog of 2068 modem orders, but is shipping only the dumb terminal software. Jerry Minchey hopes to get the smart software out quickly, and will send the tapes in a follow-on shipment. The current version is a dumb terminal with printing capability.
Ray Kingsley of Sinware believes that some of you may have purchased bootleg copies of an early version of HOT-Z with a bug in it. Ray says he is the only legitimate seller of HOT-Z. If you purchased stolen goods, seek a refund from the seller and reinvest with the program owner. A simple offer to provide postal inspectors with evidence of the transaction will work wonders if you meet resistance
We received an allegation from Canada so startling that we dare not print it. Suffice it to say that Timex software does not come in baggies with photocopied documentation and brand-x tapes. SYNTAX suggests that you do no business with stores that offer you such merchandise.