KFest.99 Revelations, Thoughts, Comments, Messages and Outlines
ALA - A2 Forum -> The 1998-99 Collective  

or 

Let's Play a Game Called ->  A2 Forum KFest.99 Scrabble

By MacProber - a possible interpretived © collective - 7/11/99 
(Hey, that's a fairly LUCKY number combo eh ?) 

WHY ALL THESE 'IVE'S ? WHY NOT ?


All right everybody KFest-1999 is just a little over a week away, Hey, Hey,
HOORAH, HOORAH, I'm own my way, hitch-hiking round-the-clock, non-stop, thumb-up
high in the air - heading for that '$$$...4-DAY A2 Woodstock Gathering of the
GREATS'.

Want you PLEASE give me a ride to the World-Wide A2 PARTY/CELEBRATION of the
year...THANK YOU SIR, now put your petal to the metal and let's not be late.

So, HOO, HOO, HOO, put on your party hats EVERYBODY and...let's go. Throw your
hands up high, thrash your legs about, say it loud and say it clear for all to
hear...EVERYBODY DANCE NOW and let the PRE-KFest.99 PARTY BEGIN!

Presenting: PARTY FAVOR NUMBER ONE -> Do be sure to view the jpeg file:
KFEST.99.CARIVAN.JPEG  - for a 'One-Picture-Is-Worth-A-Thousand-Words'...
MEGA-LAUGH :-)

Presenting: PARTY FAVOR NUMBER TWO:

MacProber's - 'Tell-It-Like-It-Is' - A2 Delphi - KFest.99 ALL-ABOARD REVIEW

After login on as a GUEST and reviewing the Delphi A2 Forum messageboard for all
I could locate with my Keyword search option for: KFEST.99 - in keeping with the
needs of the entire A2 Internet User collective - I present this file for your
deepest information needs, bemusement and bewildered enlightenment.

Seems that some REALLY exciting and very at length, important in depth
discussions on this important Delphi 'Most Important - A2 Central Help & Info
HUB is mostly relating comments as to just where the PROPER place is to post
about KFest.99 questions, answers and ?WHATEVER? !!!  Well, dear visitors and
readers of this collective MacProber text file mega-related items of interest,
READ ON and roll your eyes with excitment at all the inside topics of GREAT
interest about KFest.99.

Enjoy !

MacProber
---------

Messages from the:ÊApple Operating System - messageboard topic/catagory....

PostÊNewÊ-ÊKfest 99 ÊÊ
From: Pxxx-pxx Jun-28 10:56 amÊÊÊÊ
To: ÊALLÊÊThis is the place to
talk about Kfest 99. 


From: CxxxxAxxxx Jun-28 11:14 amÊÊÊÊ
To: Pxxx-pxx
Apple Operating System Ê> Kfest 99 Ê> 
This is the place to talk about Kfest 99.

Pat, there are several KFest '99 threads already started in the Apple II Legacy
topic. I don't think that "Apple Operating System" is the topic where you would
start a subject like this. :)

The Big Cheese 

Jun-28 3:13 pm
From: Pxxx-pxx -> PAT 
To: The Big Cheese -> TBC
who say to each other in
their most proper fashion ;-0...

Pxxx <-> TBC

*MacProber adds - if no post item/comment/thread has an author name - don't
worry...it's really not important who said what.  It's what's said that's
IMPORTANT, in this PARTY FAVOR NUMBER TWO - high energy collective.


TBC: Pat, there are several KFest '99 threads already started in the Apple > II
Legacy topic. I don't think that "Apple Operating System" is the topic > where
you would start a subject like this. :)

PAT: I knew there *had* to be, but I couldn't find the thread listed in the
topics listing of messages xxxx & x. Anyhow, I deleted the message. Don't know
how it ended up in Apple Operating Systems when I put it in Apple II Legacy.
Anyhow, it should be nuked now.

*Mac Prober related - and so it starts...

From: ÊThe Big Cheese -> TBC 
Jun-28 4:35 pmÊÊÊÊ 
To: Pxxx-pxx -> PAT, in
reply to prevÊÊ5 of 9 
Mac Prober addes this tidbit of mirth.

(:) NOT 7 of 9 but 5 of 9 ;-) DUH - get it ?


*Mac Prober ask....(are you following all this important stuff folks?

nextÊ> Don't know how it ended up in Apple Operating Systems when I put it in
Apple Ê> II Legacy. Obviously it had to be gremlins. :)

*MacProber adds this thought and astute observation.  Many gremlins are present.
This is ovious from the triplicate and improperly placed posts in inapproiate
topic areas of the messageboard. And, these gremlins refuse to p[ermit the
poster to delete and/or nuke the improperly posted message of theirs. Such a
shame !  Well,,,read on if you must :)


Anyhow, it should be nuked now.

Did you nuke it from text AND web?

Nope, I don't have an ISP or web account.


I knew there *had* to be, but I couldn't find the thread listed in the Ê Anyhow,
I deleted the message. Don't Ê> know how it ended up in Apple Operating Systems
when I put it in Apple Ê> II Legacy. Anyhow, it should be nuked now.

I think it's kind of obvious that I am _way_ overdue to put out a new
topic/subject list. I got very sidetracked with putting out the latest version
of OLRight!, and (believe it or not) actually have a REAL life.

I will take a look at getting a new listing posted, but I also have a concern
about topic/subject lists now that the Delphi software apparently assigns (or
displays) different message numbers to the text vs the web side. I am not sure
how to go about getting both sets of numbers from the text side, and trying to
format a topic/subject list for both message numbers boggles my mind at the
moment...

Woofed to you by OLRight! scripts for ANSITerm via Bernie ][ the Rescue!

>trying to format a topic/subject list for both message numbers boggles my Ê>
mind at the moment... Don, you might want to take a look at the way Steve (aka
Godzilla) does the PowerMac Forum listing. He uses both text and webside
numbering.

I will take a look at getting a new listing posted, but I also have > a concern
about topic/subject lists now that the Delphi software > apparently assigns (or
displays) different message numbers to the > text vs the web side. I am not sure
how to go about getting both > sets of numbers from the text side.

Can't help here. There ought to be a way though. If not, it might require a
cooperative hand from a web side person.

> And trying to format a topic/subject list for both message numbers > boggles
my mind at the moment...

I think I could be of help in this area. If you can get the data and send it to
me I'll look at several ways to format it based on what you want.

No problem if it is in two files i.e., text and web. The only requirement would
be that the names be spelled the same so the two can be brought together.

My first blush involves the awk language. It is great at formatting text. For
this you need a Unix based ISP (or a IIgs, GNO and the awk version that Jaywaid
ported).

Another approace is to use an UltraMacro to put the data into a DB (SS?) i.e.,
Four categories:

KFest '99 is only a few short weeks away! If you haven't registed yet, NOW is
the time!! Is everyone ready??

=====================
KFEST GRAPHICS ALERT! Ê
=====================

ÊWho would be interested in the following Êawesome collection of Kfest graphics
Êif they were available on a

ÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊKfest Stuff #1 ÊÊÊÊÊÊÊ--->>> CD Rom <<<---

Êat a nominal cost to cover the expenses of production?

ÊThere's about 135 megs total.

ÊC O N T E N T S ÊKfestStuff#1 CD

ÊKfest 94 JPGs 106 files 4.15 MG > All edited, cropped, resized, ÊKfest 95 JPGs
199 files 6.12 MB > retouched, cleaned up ÊKfest 96 JPGs 307 files 9.82 MB >
and/or ÊKfest 97 JPGs 410 files 19.90 MB > "embellished" ÊKfest 98 JPGs 340
files 10.90 MB > by Patz Pix

ÊYearbook 95 Keepsakes of Kfest 36 files 1009x1320 JPGs 20.9 MG ÊPrints out to
36 pages of photos and text or can be viewed on the monitor.

ÊYearbook 96 Keepsakes of Kfest 28 files 1009x1320 JPGs 18.7 MG ÊPrints out to
28 pages of photos and text or can be viewed on the monitor.

ÊYearbook 97 Keepsakes of Kfest 24 files 1009x1320 JPGs 16.2 MG ÊPrints out to
24 pages of photos and text or can be viewed on the monitor.

ÊKeepCvr.jpg Cover Keepsakes of Kfest 1009x1320 JPG ÊTo print out or view.

Ê95 Logo JPGs 35 files 1.33 MG Ê96 Logo JPGs 27 files 1.14 MG Ê97 Logo JPGs 29
files 1.42 MG Ê98 Logo JPGs 36 files 1.41 MG Ê99 Logo JPGs 60 files 2.31 MG
These are the ones on the Kfest Web page.


ÊMore Kfest Stuff JPGs 26 files 985 KB Mostly JPGs, a few GIFs.

ÊA2 User Pics 11 jpgs. 248 KB

ÊAnimated GIFs 34 files 15.1 MG

ÊKansas City MIDI Music file 53.8 KB ÊMasterpiece MIDI Music file 7.9 KB ÊGenie
Ad WAV Sound file 1.23 MG

ÊTape1.exe 914 KB ÊVideo only runs on PCs, I think.


<You can never be too rich or have too many graphics>

I'd be interested... Is there a possibility to make the video Mac compatible??
Udo Ceterum censeo Microsoft esse delendam

Is there a possibility to make the video Mac compatible?? I've no idea! But the
file is on the Keepsakes of Kfest collection I distributed at Kfest last year.
It's called

ÊÊÊÊÊTape1.exe

If any of you Mac users out there can convert the file and get it to me, I'll
include it. The file is a short clip of me saying hello to all my Kfest friends
from the Summer Comdex expo in Chicago.

*Mac Prober related - on the following I've done a space-saving 80 col. hard
wrap of the entire word collective search for an almost impossible to follow
format :) Well, hey...it was almost impossible for me to follow it in it's
original text file col. format collective.  So, why should I make it any easier
for you. Remember this is not only an in-depth news flash review article, it's
also a game called ->  A2 Forum KFest.99 Scrabble.  What's the prize ? Rearrange
the following portion of the 'PARTY FAVOR NUMBER TWO' and win the prize.
AGAIN...What's the prize ?  Rearrange the following portion of the 'PARTY FAVOR
NUMBER TWO' email your entry to: MacProber@aol.com, win the prize and then
you'll know :)  The following collectives are just subject find clips from the
entire original posted contents. Only the format has been changed to confuse the
skilled. 

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

<General ChatterÊDumb newbie questionÊÊMsgÊ2104.3From: CKNOBLOTo: dwo798
Jun-19In message 'Dumb newbie question' DWO798 said: > I hope it won't be
beneath anyone's dignity to answer a simple question > like this. I have an old
//c and I'd like to get a cÊPossible hitchhiker to KFest99ÊÊ MsgÊ2101.1From:
CEWALLTo: ALLJun-16Would there be any possibility that some kind KFest attendee
might be heading through central Oklahoma about the right time to attend KFest
98? ÊÊÊÊThough it is not oÊRE: It's a boy ÊÊMsgÊ2085.1From: EWANNOPTo: Chris
VJun-10In message 'It's a boy' CVAVRUSKA said: > Just wanted all my A2 friend to
know that I am the proud poppa of a > boucing baby boy. Congratulations Chris! I
bet youÊ RE: It's a boyÊÊMsgÊ2083.3From: CINDYADAMSTo: Paul WehrJun-17Ê>I still
need to visit you, download your patch to ProSel8/16, and send you Ê> money. I
think you have confused me with Bev Cadieux. (I hope she won't be to...

It's a boyÊÊMsgÊ2081.5From: EWANNOPTo: JOE_KOHNJun-16In message 'It's a boy (Re:
Msg 23645)' JOE_KOHN said: > If Ewen Wannop and Geoff Weiss are easily adding
code that performs > spell checks in their software, why isn't everyoÊCricket
:)ÊÊMsgÊ2043.3From: EWANNOPTo: GSWOMBATMay-17In message 'Cricket :)' GSWOMBAT
said: > I am sure Ewen will want to post this ... but I will beat him to it :) >
> Australia beat Scotland in the World Cup cricket ÊÊMsgÊ2043.5From: EWANNOPTo:
Mike WesterfieldMay-18In message 'Cricket :) (Re: Msg 23280)' BYTEWORKS said: >
What does this mean in practical terms? Is Scotland in the process of >
becomming a separate country? ItÊÊMsgÊ2043.8From: EWANNOPTo: Mike
WesterfieldMay-20In message 'Cricket :) (Re: Msg 23319)' BYTEWORKS said: > In my
mind Cricket, however, will remain something I feed my frog, not a > sport. A
bit like the way we ÊTelecommunicationsÊTelnetÊÊMsgÊ2107.5 From: EWANNOPTo:
LUMITECHJun-21In message 'Telnet' LUMITECH said: > If I use Marinetti's PPP
(or?) to continue accessing my account with > Concentric, shouldn't I be able to
continue to access Delphi and ru...

ÊÊ MsgÊ2107.6From: EWANNOPTo: JBLAKENEYJun-21In message 'Telnet (Re: Msg 23763)'
JBLAKENEY said: > Unfortunately, file transfer speeds suffer on a telnet session
due to a > number of factors. I find that KerÊÊ MsgÊ2107.12From: EWANNOPTo:
LUMITECHJun-22In message 'Telnet (Re: Msg 23793)' LUMITECH said: >|Double click
the Delphi entry in the list box. If you aren't >|connected to your ISP at this
point (you didn't hang up aftÊSpectrum v2.2 QuestionÊÊMsgÊ2106.2From: EWANNOPTo:
LUMITECHJun-21In message 'Spectrum v2.2 Question' LUMITECH said: > For whatever
reason, the scripts under the 'Script' menu, i.e. File > Commands, Send File,
Receive File, Kermit Control, SÊA recap on IIGS to ethernet please...Ê

MsgÊ2057.4From: EWANNOPTo: UHAUSMANNMay-27In message 'A recap on IIGS to
ethernet please (Re: Msg 23431)' UHAUSMANN said: > Would you like to connect the
wintels too? If not, simply connect the > Mac and the GSÊ ANSITerm or PMPFax
anyone?ÊÊMsgÊ2042.15From: EWANNOPTo: SCHULTPMay-17In message 'ANSITerm or PMPFax
anyone? (Re: Msg 23242)' SCHULTP said: > As an FYI, Seven Hills (now My
E-Source) has a Help NDA which is > available as freeware. ÊÊMsgÊ2042.34From:
EWANNOPTo: DZAHNISERMay-25In message 'ANSITerm or PMPFax anyone? (Re: Msg
23402)' DZAHNISER said: > I would vote for a file format that is readable by
ANSITerm's editor. Not being familar with ANSITÊÊMsgÊ2042.35From: EWANNOPTo:
JUICEDGSMay-25In message 'ANSITerm or PMPFax anyone? (Re: Msg 23403)' JUICEDGS
said: > I use an NDA calculator, universal spell-checker (NiftySpell), word >
processor (HErmes/ShadowWrite), ÊÊMsgÊ2042.40From: CKNOBLOTo: KEN_GAGNE May-27In
message 'ANSITerm or PMPFax anyone? (Re: Msg 23424)' KEN_GAGNE said: > Is SIS
1.1 shipping? After seeing your message on CompuServe I called to > place my
order, leaving a...


MsgÊ2042.44From: EWANNOPTo: KEN_GAGNEMay-28In message 'ANSITerm or PMPFax
anyone? (Re: Msg 23424)' KEN_GAGNE said: > Is SIS 1.1 shipping? After seeing
your message on CompuServe I called to > place my order, leaving a
ÊÊMsgÊ2042.45From: EWANNOPTo: BIRDLIVESMay-28In message 'ANSITerm or PMPFax
anyone? (Re: Msg 23402)' BIRDLIVES said: > O.K., Name one 8 or 16 bit program
that can get rid of the HTML garbage > and print a reasonable manuÊÊ
MsgÊ2042.54From: CKNOBLOTo: Gareth JonesJun-15In message 'ANSITerm or PMPFax
anyone? (Re: Msg 23441)' GARETH said: > I sympathize with your frustration at
getting HTML and having to strip > out all the tags. I can name
onÊÊMsgÊ2042.57From: EWANNOPTo: CKNOBLOJun-16In message 'ANSITerm or PMPFax
anyone? (Re: Msg 23644)' CKNOBLO said: > How about SIS? It can turn an HTML file
into a Teach file. Both SIS and Spectrum 2.2 will read an HTÊTerm Program for
][c or ][c plus...ÊÊ

MsgÊ2031.17From: EWANNOPTo: BillMay-13In message 'Term Program for ][c or ][c
plus (Re: Msg 23194)' WOVE said: > I am wondering if I can use a Mac disk editor
to change the file type on > the Prodos disk. ÊÊMsgÊ2031.19From: EWANNOP To:
UHAUSMANNMay-17In message 'Term Program for ][c or ][c plus (Re: Msg 23194)'
UHAUSMANN said: > just as a curiousity, couldn't you remove that resource on the
Mac with > ResEdit? And/oÊHardware HackerÊDC Battery questionÊÊMsgÊ2103.8From:
CKNOBLOTo: INTRECJun-21In message 'DC Battery question (Re: Msg 23802)' INTREC
said: > Let's take it a step further. I have several other plug packs with >
higher voltage and higher mA ratings. I'm ÊÊMsgÊ2103.10From: CKNOBLOTo:
INTRECJun-22In message 'DC Battery question (Re: Msg 23820)' INTREC said: > If
you have a fixed output voltage and you want to "neck-down" the > voltage, how
does a resister getÊGS ClockÊÊMsgÊ2096.16From: EWANNOPTo: CINDYADAMSJun-18In
message 'GS Clock (Re: Msg 23688)' CINDYADAMS said: > Actually, I am a Texan by
birth, but I'm certainly not the talented > programmer he was referring to. (OK
Ewen, you ca....ÊÊ

MsgÊ2096.21From: EWANNOPTo: CINDYADAMS Jun-19In message 'GS Clock (Re: Msg
23712)' CINDYADAMS said: > Actually I do spin. I have a spinning wheel and
several drop spindles. > :) I hope Rumpelstiltskin has noÊHardware
QuestionsÊÊMsgÊ2077.2From: CKNOBLO To: INTRECJun-8In message 'Hardware
Questions' INTREC said: > If I lend my card to him, will the PC Zip drive work
with a IIgs, or is > there a real hardware difference? The PC Zip drive
doeÊÊMsgÊ2077.9From: CKNOBLO To: INTRECJun-14In message 'Hardware Questions (Re:
Msg 23595)' INTREC said: > Also, what do I need to format 1.4K disks with GSOS?
You need hardware: a HD disk drive and controller, Êkeyboard controllerÊÊ
MsgÊ2063.6From: CKNOBLOTo: BJBAUMAN9722Jun-10In message 'keyboard controller
(Re: Msg 23584)' BJBAUMAN9722 said: > my friend checked the chip numbers I gave
him and he couldn't find any > comparable chips. if you have ac...

ÊMsgÊ2063.7From: BJBAUMAN9722To: CKNOBLOJun-22>This was on an Apple II, right?
Is it the chip mounted right >on the >keyboard, or on the encoder board mounted
below the >keyboard? > -- >Carl Knoblock - TelepÊÊMsgÊ2063.8From: CKNOBLOTo:
BJBAUMAN9722Jun-22In message 'keyboard controller (Re: Msg 23603)' BJBAUMAN9722
said: > It is on the encoder board... That chip may still be available, although
it's been a long time since IÊHard DrivesÊÊMsgÊ2062.3From: CKNOBLOTo:
CKNAFFMay-30In message 'Hard Drives' CKNAFF said: > Last night I discovered I
could read the Floptical drive, but not the > hard drive, which makes me suspect
the drive itself. ÊMouse trouble?ÊÊMsgÊ2059.7From: CKNOBLOTo: PIRONGMay-30In
message 'Mouse trouble? (Re: Msg 23458)' PIRONG said: > Thanks to both Sheppy
and Gary who concur that my spurious 'clicking' is > caused by a tired
microswitch in my mouseÊDisk interface cards from ///SHH Systeme...

ÊÊMsgÊ2047.7From: EWANNOPTo: TeeCMay-20In message 'Disk interface cards from
///SHH Systeme (Re: Msg 23331)' TEEC said: > London Apple Corps group yet, but I
anticipate at least2, maybe 4 would > but a card ÊHardwareÊÊMsgÊ2032.3From:
EWANNOPTo: HABANEROMay-13In message 'Hardware (Re: Msg 23169)' HABANERO said: >
Parker (or was it Schaefer??) made a fountain pen ink called "Quink" > that was
perfect for the job ÊÊMsgÊ2032.7From: EWANNOPTo: Roy MillerMay-17In message
'Hardware (Re: Msg 23218)' EXEGETE said: > Does anyone here have any interest in
an ethernet card for the //GS, if > it could be done? You get it made,

ÊÊMsgÊ2032.30From: EWANNOPTo: DZAHNISERMay-21In message 'Hardware (Re: Msg
23348)' DZAHNISER said: > I don't think I'll be able to do anything like this in
OLRight! - too > much processing to evaluate every line of a
mesÊÊMsgÊ2032.37From: EWANNOPTo: GINSAN1May-22In message 'Hardware (Re: Msg
23355)' GINSAN1 said: > As for Ewen-s note > that it appears unmannered,I agree
(it-s always best to agree with a > Scotsman,I learned ÊÊMsgÊ2032.38From:
EWANNOPTo: b149May-22In message 'Hardware (Re: Msg 23360)' B149 said: > Now I
know what ethernet is. I'd always presumed that the whole internet > ran on some
kind of queueing system...

ÊÊMsgÊ2032.39From: EWANNOPTo: b149May-22In message 'Hardware (Re: Msg 23368)'
B149 said: > Why would a IIGS user want an ethernet card? So I can link my real
IIgs into my Macintoshes, and talk to them at a ÊUser Groups &
PublicationsÊWhere Are You ? Phase IIÊÊMsgÊ2060.15From: EWANNOP To: Don
HanelineJun-3In message 'Where Are You ? Phase II (Re: Msg 23460)' DHANELINE
said: > I have not been able to make a connection to the > school systems ISP
from home. I have the latest SpecÊÊMsgÊ2060.18 From: EWANNOPTo: Don
HanelineJun-4In message 'Where Are You ? Phase II (Re: Msg 23530)' DHANELINE
said: >|Perhaps your school system cannot handle PPP > > Am I correct in
assuming that if I can use N...

ÊÊMsgÊ2060.21 From: EWANNOPTo: MGEARHART1Jun-5In message 'Where Are You ? Phase
II (Re: Msg 23460)' MGEARHART1 said: > Local ISP,PPP connect-no Lynx,no shell
accts. > Unable to connect to Delphi/A-2 with IIGS > ÊWhere are
you?ÊÊMsgÊ2037.2From: EWANNOPTo: TeeCMay-15In message 'Where are you?' TEEC
said: > Hi All, I thought that there might be an interest in finding out where >
each Apple II person is from; Country, city etc.; how they coÊÊMsgÊ2037.3From:
CKNOBLOTo: TeeCMay-15In message 'Where are you?' TEEC said: > I thought that
there might be an interest in finding out where each > Apple II person is from;
Country, city etc.; how they connect; C...

ÊÊMsgÊ2037.14From: CINDYADAMSTo: EWANNOPMay-17>67 days till KFest '99 That
should mean it's 68 days until you get roasted at KFest! :) Momma Cheese
ÊÊMsgÊ2037.23From: EWANNOPTo: CINDYADAMSMay-18In message 'Where are you? (Re:
Msg 23219)' CINDYADAMS said: > I promised I'd put away my IIgs when I got this
G3 PowerBook, so Bernie > II the rescue is my only Apple II
beinÊÊMsgÊ2037.24From: EWANNOPTo: CINDYADAMSMay-18In message 'Where are you?
(Re: Msg 23220)' CINDYADAMS said: >|67 days till KFest '99 > > That should mean
it's 68 days until you get roasted at KFest! :) ÊÊMsgÊ2037.28From: EWANNOPTo:
James GMay-19In message 'Where are you? (Re: Msg 23309)' JAMES3000 said: > I am
connecting with Lynx on my IIGS. Using Spectrum on my isp. From > Anchorage,
Alaska.?>
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
THIS IS THE END OF: 'A Game Called  -> A2 Forum KFest.99 Scrabble 
and PARTY FAVOR NUMBER TWO.

*Remember -> all you serious game players -> just rearrange the above portion of
the 'PARTY FAVOR NUMBER TWO' - correctly to make some form of logic and sense of
it all, email your entry to: MacProber@aol.com and you just might win the prize.


Next...PARTY FAVOR NUMBER THREE...

YOUR LIVE LINK to the 'Official KFest-99 Website'

All the info you need is available at the official Kfest web site:

http://www.kfest.org

Kfest is again - being sponsored this year by the Kfest Committee and Intrec
Software, creator of ProTERM telecommunications software for the Apple II and
Macintosh.  (The Macintosh ???? - oh...come now, I thought this thing was devoted
to Apple II fanatics and what they had to learn, present and revelate over. What
possible place could a Macintosh have in KFest - 1999 ?  Perhaps to show what
the Mac emulator for the IIgs can do. Yes, that must be it !

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
THE END of PARTY FAVOR NUMBER THREE...
YOUR LIVE LINK to the 'Official KFest-99 Website'

Enjoy - That's All Folks !

MacProber