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The answer: Commodore MaiLink

The question: What is the best publication available today for Commodore users?

Commodore MaiLink is the newsletter of Meeting 64/128 Users Through the Mail, a mail-only "club"
that has been in existence for over ten years.

After reading Commodore World, Loadstar Letter, numerous newsletters; and all the magazines and
other publications that have come and gone, I have concluded that MaiLink currently offers the largest
amount of information that is directly useful to the average Commodore user. Commodore World (now
GO64/Commodore World) is an excellent source of information on programming and
telecommunications. You can't beat Jeff Jones' coverage of Internet issues, as well as a vast quantity of
excellent material on hard drives, the SuperCPU, RAMlink and other hardware enhancements.

But for articles covering every day use of our magic machines, I think MaiLink has the most to offer.

Yes, there is technical, programming and telecommunications information; but it's not the whole
publication. For example, a recent issue includes articles on problems with mailing disks, a simple way
to test disk drive alignment, speeding up GEOS, partitioning 1581 disks, color printing, a half-dozen
trouble shooting tips, and a for sale or trade page.

If you'd like to test my claim, membership/subscription cost is $12 per year. SEND NO MONEY!
First write to the president, Tom Adams, 4427 39th Street, Brentwood MD 20722-1022; he'll tell you
the next steps to take.

You can also send Email to Tom at tomadams@smart.net