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Start over from the very beginning 2. Type your name 3. Restaurant menu 4. A SHIFT of character 5. Arrows, rabbits, and gnomes %c 0 Please type a number from 1 to 2. You can't fool me! I know that letters and numbers are different! Please use digits to give your answer. The digits are in the top row of keys or on the numeric keypad at the right. %ec %s 2 11 %w %@ 5 18 r 1 ______ given you examples you could have corrected on a modern electric typewriter. But with an Apple, you have the power to shrink and stretch your electronic "paper". In this final example you will do just that.... (Please press RETURN) %w %end r! Please press RETURN and we'll move on. %w Please press RETURN to move on. %w Sorry, I don't understand your answer. Press RETURN for help. %w Confused about what to do? Press RETURN for some help. %w %r 13 e You are doing very well! So far, we haved "1" instead of "0". %w %r 18 e Let's correct "0" to read "1". %w %r 18 e Try correcting the answer above to read "1" instead of instead of "0". %w You got it on the first try! %w Press RETURN when you're finished. %w You got it! %w That's the answe What is the oldest tree? > %b 23 58 15 16 @ 27 16 %s 0 'redwood' s 1 'pine' %s 2 'The bristlecone ' s 3 pine s 4 redwood s 5 ' tree' %w %m 1 %r 18 e This example will let you correct the answer above to rea > %b 10 66 15 16 @ 15 16 %s 0 Apkle s 1 Apple s 2 Ap s 3 p s 4 k s 5 le %w %r 15 Romeo yearned to be locked in the heart of... > %b 15 65 15 16 @ 19 16 %s 0 Joliet s 1 Juliet s 2 J s 3 u s 4 o s 5 liet %w %r 15 need a 6" here instead. Press the DELETE key to delete the "8". Confused about what to do? Press RETURN for some help. You've finished this correction, so press RETURN. %ec %m 0 %w %r 15 What fruit gets its name from a personal computer? "3. Now correct this error by pressing the "6" key. Start by pressing the "6" key. Now press the "6" key. Press the "6" key to finish this correction. Please press the "6" key. %ec %c 3 "7" is a neat word, but we were thinking of "1" instead. You ow erase the wrong letters "4". Press the DELETE key to erase the "4". Start by pressing the DELETE key. Please press the DELETE key again. Press DELETE again to finish erasing the error. Please press the DELETE key. %ec %c 2 Now add the correct letters re the error is. Please press the left arrow key to get to where the error is. Start by pressing the left arrow key Press the left arrow key again. Press the left arrow key once more to get to where the error is. Please press the left arrow key. %ec %c 1 N 6. Apples, apples, everywhere 7. Making your ESCAPE (and RESET) 8. Friendly advice 9. The three cursors 10. Playing it by the numbers 11. 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Please press RETURN to give it a try. %w %r 13 e Go ahead and press a key with ress the "6" key. %ec %w %c 1 You're finished typing, so press RETURN. %ec %w %r 13 e So, you see, you type answers just as you would on a typewriter, and you press the RETURN key to tell the Apple "I'm finished typing my response; it's your turn now."erline" cursor. %@ 23 18 %w %r 13 e Use the Apple keyboard to answer YES to the question below (no help from the audience, please): %@ 22 18 Are you using an Apple computer now? %@ 22 19 > %b 18 62 18 19 @ 24 19 %s 0 3 %s 1 Yy s 2 Ee s 3 Ss %c 1 Please pmuch more versatile and easy to use. %w %r 13 e When the Apple wants you to type something, it will display a -CURSOR-, which shows where you will begin typing. Here is a cursor: %r 20 Please press RETURN to find out more about this "blinking und general, remember this rule: %w -When in doubt, press RETURN.- This lets the Apple know you're ready to proceed. %w %r 13 e r 14 Take another look at the keyboard. It looks like a typewriter keyboard with some extra keys -- but it's cefghou press the RETURN key whenever you are finished reading something. %w %r 20 Please press RETURN to continue %w As you remember, there's a general rule when using your Apple: %w %h You've got the idea! %w %h Good. You're getting the hang of it. %w In%c 1 %s 1 ' fast.' %ec %c 2 %s 1 '.' %ec %w GOOD! You found the RETURN key1 Let's do it again - when you finish reading this, please press the key marked RETURN to continue. %c 1 %s 1 'Great!' %ec %c 2 %s 1 Good. %ec %w 1 Now you know that yy8DD|Dyx   #D$'D '  ? ? (>~~~~~~~~???????????(2(6(:a letter on it. Practice repeating the letter by holding down the key. %@ 2 18 > %b 1 78 18 18 @ 4 18 %c 1 Please give it a try. %ec %c 2 Please press RETURN when you finish practicing. %ec %w %r 13 e Whether you're typing one letter at a time or repeating letters, your fingers can sometimes slip. This leads to the question... [Press RETURN to see the question] %end %r 13 e You already know about two of the keys with arrows on them -- the left and right arrow keys, which you use when correcting errors. %w Next to them are the down arrow key and the up arrow key. Some programs let you use these keys to move aroundown. Please press RETURN to reveal this program's main menu. %end you have finished eating. %w %r 15 e This entire program is also listed on a menu, which we will show you next. This "main menu" has an arrow which will always point to the topic we recommend you do next. You may select that topic or investigate on your _______________ * - selection not fresh today - Today's Special %s 2 'a fascinating' s 3 'a delightful' s 4 'a robust' %s 5 'a marvelous' s 6 'a daring' %@ 2 17 %w %r 15 e An excellent choice. 2 makes such 0 1! Please press RETURN when Clam Sauce 10. Okra Fritters %s 16 '2259after-dinner treat' s 17 '2359late supper idea' 11. Crepes 0 To choose a meal, type a number from 1 to 1, then press RETURN. %r 19 ________________________________________________________________d wine %s 11 '1344choice for lunch' s 12 '1559afternoon snack' 6. Plover's eggs a la tripe 7. Poached Garlic 8. Bananas Mullumbimby %s 13 '1659treat for high tea' s 14 '1759supper' s 15 '1959dinner entre' * 9. Cheeseburger De Luxe w/__ * 1. Pigeon Pot Pie %s 7 '0059late supper idea ' s 8 '0559way to cure insomnia' 2. Glazed Carrots in Tonic 3. Frankfurter Crown Roast %s 9 '0959breakfast treat' s 10 '1144brunch idea' 4. Buttered Ostrich Ferns 5. Carp in ree numeric keypad at the right. %ec %c 2 Don't be shy, just type a number from 1 to 1, then press RETURN. %ec %c 3 Please press RETURN when you finish typing. %ec %s 18 Maison %w _____________________________________________________________________________iklmn la tripe' %s 8 'Poached garlic' s 9 'A banana dish' s 10 Cheeseburger %s 11 Okra s 12 'A helping of crepes' %c 0 Please type a number from 1 to 1, then press RETURN. %ec %c 1 Please use digits only. You can use the digits on the top row of keys or on th%r 13 e r 14 Sometimes a program lets you choose what you want to do, just as a restaurant lets you choose your meal. Press RETURN to see Today's Menu. %w %s 1 11 s 2 Pigeon s 3 'Glazed carrots' s 4 Frankfurter %s 5 'Buttered ferns' s 6 Carp s 7 'Eggs a or correct errors anywhere on a display. %w %r 13 e The next part of this program will let you have some fun experimenting with all four arrow keys. Please press RETURN. %w %r 13 e Would you rather come to the aid of: 1) A raoqrsts 12 June s 13 July s 14 August s 15 September s 16 October s 17 November %s 18 December %w || The Apple /// Plus can save you time... | | uw An introduction to the Apple /// Plus Computer %w Copyright 1983 Apple Computer, Inc. %w %s 0 Sunday s 1 Monday s 2 Tuesday s 3 Wednesday s 4 Thursday s 5 Friday %s 6 Saturday s 7 January s 8 February s 9 March s 10 April s 11 May %%c 0 Apple presents... %ec %c 1 presents... %ec %c 2 by Bruce Tognazzini, JDEisenberg, and Sue Espinosa by JDEisenberg, Bruce Tognazzini, and Sue Espinosa %ec %w abcdbndbn41b# efghpqhpq42vw ijkhsthst03r$ %w and %c 0 %r 5 e To help the gnome find the gold. %ec %c 1 %r 5 e M. Gnome De Plume is most confused. %ec %c 2 %r 5 e The gnome can't go that way. %ec %end rrot. %ec %c 1 %r 5 e Alex doesn't understand you. %ec %c 2 %r 5 e The rabbit can't go that way. %ec %w Sources predict a fast drop in gold prices. The bank must convert its bullion to stable Eurodollars now! Press RETURN %w %r 0 e Press the arrow keys:2 2 Hole %@ 15 5 %w %@ 5 2 Secret Vault %@ 11 5 %w It is dark and cold, and Alex is a very hungry rabbit. His giant carrot is hidden here somewhere. Press RETURN %w %r 0 e Press the arrow keys: and %c 0 %r 5 e to help Alex find his ca |{ ={ =>> ><@ $[^\~}\[\^[\~@ $\[]~}\^]# $[\]~>< < <>@ -@ $# $^[\]^]\~@ $# -}^]\# -<< ><{ =? ={ =>< <>}\]^[\^~}\^][^\][\^[]\[~}[\][^][\^\~<> %w %@ 12 1 Rabbit %@ 1 '%!" % &_ %c 3 %ec %w WF KLM RST YZ %w <>><>><<>>, :<><>>><<><><>>><<><><>><>< <>><>><<>><><>, :>><<><><>>><<><><>><>< ><{ ={ |? =? |<> >>}\^[# $# -}\[^# -}[]\# -@ $[\]~<< <>? |? in. %ec %w ;;;;;; *ALEX+ """""" %c 3 %ec %w CDE BPSWF GHIJKLM NOPQRST UVWXYZ [\ ]^_@A %w Banque Suisse ' /' (((((((((((((((((' / ' % '% ' % '% ' % '% _ % bbit 2) A major financial institution Type either 1 or 2, then press RETURN > %@ 12 21 %c 0 Please type something. Please use digits. %ec %c 1 0 is too small. Please try again. %ec %c 2 0 is too large. Please try aga | | Help you breeze through your day and... | | | | Make those all-important dates... %r 13 e See the long bar at the bottom of your keyboard? It's called the SPACE BAR, and you use it to put spaces between words. Please press the space bar now. %w %r 13 e You can use the space bar when you type your last name below: Pls. %w %r 15 e Press the ALPHA LOCK key a few more times. If you look carefully, you can tell when it's locked down -- it will be slightly lower than the key next to it. Try typing keys with the ALPHA LOCK in both positions. Press RETURN when you wa typing the word APPLE to see this effect. %w %r 15 e Press the ALPHA LOCK key down now. This will make all the letters you type appear in UPPER CASE - without having to use the SHIFT key. Type the word APPLE and see the letters come out in all capitak down into place. Then, when you type the word APPLE it will appear in all capitals. %ec %w %r 15 e When the ALPHA LOCK key is locked down, as it is now, all the letters you type will come out in UPPER CASE - without having to use the SHIFT key. Try need to use the SHIFT key. %ec %c 2 Since you just released the ALPHA LOCK, you will have to use the SHIFT key to get capital letters. (Pressing ALPHA LOCK down makes it easier.) %ec %c 3 %r 15 e Please press the ALPHA LOCK key -- you will feel it clicch is at the lower left of your keyboard. Please press RETURN. %w %r 13 e > ________________________________________________________________________________ %@ 10 13 %c 0 Please press the "A" key to start off. %ec %c 1 That's an A, but you don't %r 23 e Please remember to hold down the SHIFT key while you type your first initial. %ec %w %r 23 e Fine. Please press RETURN to find out more about capital letters. %w %r 13 e The other way to make capital letters involves a key called ALPHA LOCK, whie the punctuation that appears on the top half of a key. There are two ways to make capital letters. One of these ways is to hold down the SHIFT key, just as you did for punctuation. Please use the SHIFT key to type your first initial: %@ 25 21 %c 0 the keyboard is used to put spaces between words. The SHIFT keys are above the long "space bar" and to the side. Press RETURN to try again, please. %w %r 23 YOU GOT IT! Press RETURN to explore this topic some more. %w %r 13 e Now you know how to typpe a "?" %@ 22 19 %w %r 13 e You did press the ? key, but you didn't hold down the SHIFT key at the same time. Keep holding down the SHIFT key while you press the ? key. Try for the "?" again, please. %@ 32 19 %w %r 13 e The long bar at the bottom of SHIFT key lets you type the symbol that appears on the top half of a key. %w %m 0 %r 13 e To type a question mark (?), you hold down either SHIFT key with one finger, press the "?" key, then release it. Finally, you let up the SHIFT key. Now, you tyace bar before you add your last name or initial. %ec %c 2 %r 21 e %ec %w %r 20 e You have the idea, 0. Please press RETURN to learn about the SHIFT keys. %w %r 13 e The Apple /// keyboard has a SHIFT key on either side of the fourth row of keys. Thexz{|}~lease add your last name or initial > %b 13 60 16 18 @ 17 18 %c 0 %r 21 e That's a bit crowded. Please press the DELETE key to back up, then press the space bar before you add your last name or initial. %ec %c 1 %r 21 e Please press the spnt to go on. %@ 10 13 %w %r 13 e The ALPHA LOCK key affects letters only. (That is, it capitalizes only the letters of the -alpha-bet. If you want the punctuation symbols on the top half of a key, you must still use the SHIFT key. Now that you've learned all there is to know about the SHIFT and ALPHA LOCK keys, press RETURN for the dreaded "pop quiz". %w %r 13 e Use the SHIFT and ALPHA LOCK keys to answer -A-OK!- to the question below. What do astronauts say? . %@ 10 17 Please type a number from 1 to 4, then press RETURN %@ 10 19 > %b 8 68 17 21 @ 12 19 %c 0 Press RETURN when you finish. Please type something. 0 is too small. Please try again. 0 is too large. Please try again. Please try again using onlyclear instructions and responds reasonably if you make a typing error is called "friendly". Such programs are easy to use. Press RETURN to see a friendly question. %w %r 13 e Try making mistakes on purpose to see how a friendly question handles errors A break from the keyboard. %w %r 13 e As you can see, using a computer isn't so difficult after all. Press RETURN to find out why some programs are especially easy to use. %w Friendly vs. Unfriendly %w %r 13 e A program that gives it isn't. %w %r 19 e OK, 0. Let's go back to the menu (please press RETURN.) %w %r 19 e Great, 0. Press RETURN to continue. %w %end %r 13 e Please let me try it again. %ec %w %m 0 %@ 18 18 What's your first name? %@ 18 19 > %b 16 50 18 19 %w %r 13 e @ 12 15 Is "0" your correct first name? %@ 12 17 > %b 10 68 15 17 r 19 Type YES and press RETURN if it is; type NO and press RETURN ifase don't be shy; just type your first name, then press RETURN. %ec %c 1 That's a long name. Do you have a nickname? Please use the left arrow and DELETE keys to back up, then type it. %ec %c 2 %@ r 19 e Please type YES or NO, then press RETURN. %ec %c 3%r 13 e As we mentioned before, a computer is more versatile than a typewriter. For example, a computer can ask you: %w %r 13 e Before we begin discussing this topic, we'd like to get your first name. %w %s 1 y s 2 yes s 3 n s 4 no %c 0 Let's see... Pleft key for a hyphen. (The top half is an underline) %ec %w Absolutely terrific, 0! %w That's it, 0. %w You've passed the only test (a tough one) with flying colors. Please press RETURN to go back to the menu. %end 2 The correct answer is A-OK! Look at the picture of the keyboard and notice which keys are lit. %ec %c 3 Use SHIFT or ALPHA LOCK for capital letters. %ec %c 4 %r 21 You must hold down the SHIFT key for an exclamation point. %ec %c 5 %r 22 Let up the shi > Look at the picture of the keyboard. Notice that the - and ! keys are lit. %b 22 50 16 17 @ 26 17 %c 0 Please add an ! exclamation point and then press RETURN %ec %c 1 The correct answer is A-OK! Please back up and try again. %ec %c digits. %ec %w %@ 10 21 Thank you. %r 23 Please press RETURN to go on. %w %r 13 e At the other end of the scale are the "unfriendly" programs. They give unclear instructions and don't tell you how to correct your errors. Press RETURN to see an unfriendly question. %w %r 13 e Here is an extreme example of a very unfriendly question. %@ 10 16 Input the number %@ 10 18 > %b 8 38 16 20 @ 12 18 %w %@ 10 20 NO! You're wrong! %w %r 23 (Disgusting, isn't it?) %w %r 12 e Of course, no program can be perfectly 9 %w That's exactly it0. %w Good. You have the idea. %w Press RETURN to find out more about numbers. %w %r 13 e You don't have to use the top row of keys to type digits; you can also use the -numeric keypad- on the right side of the Apple. At the bLETE key to back up and try again. %ec %s 1 ten %r 13 e Keeping the difference between letters and numbers in mind, answer the question below: What is 5 + 5? > %b 20 42 17 19 @ 26 1ck up and try again. %ec %c 2 That's just a one. Type a zero and press RETURN to make it 10. %ec %c 3 That's right, 0but please use digits to give your answer. (Use the DELETE key to back up.) %ec %c 4 We're looking for the number 10. Please use the DE However, computers usually treat letters and numbers very differently! %w %c 0 Oh, come on, 0please type an answer. %ec %c 1 The numbers are in the top row. The zero (0) is in the top row. The one (1) is in the top row. Please use the DELETE key to ba%r 13 e Sometimes, a computer can be fussier than a typewriter. For example, on a typewriter, the letter O... %w %@ 33 15 looks just like the number zero. %w %r 17 A typewriter's lower case L... %w %@ 31 17 looks just like the number 1. turn to the main menu. %end ss ESCAPE to proceed.- %ec %w %r 13 e Good. You really were reading the instructions carefully. %w %r 13 e Good. Sorry for the sneaky trick, but the point about reading the instructions really is important. %w Please press RETURN to re how can you figure out what to do? Always read the program's manual, and follow instructions displayed on the screen. Press ESCAPE to proceed. %c 0 %r 23 e Let's try it again. Please read the instructions above carefully. %r 21 on the screen. -Preour typing. Everyone makes misteaks ocassionally. (See?) 2. Check the program manual. The instructions displayed may be unclear. 3. Seek help from someone who knows how the program works. %w %r 13 e If things can change from one program to the next,That was an %w %r 12 e Remember our attempt to capitalize your first name? That was an %w example of this program making a sterling effort to help you. But what if a program seems bent on fighting you? %w The Three Steps %w %r 12 e 1. Check yfriendly (much less perfect), but good programs make an effort to cooperate with you in getting your job %w done. But what if a program doesn't seem to cooperate with you? %w done. %w %r 12 e Remember when we capitalized your first name way back when? ottom right of the numeric keypad is a key marked ENTER. In most programs, it works exactly the same as the RETURN key, though some programs treat it differently. Please press the ENTER key now. %w %r 13 e This is one of those cases where ENTER and RETURN are treated differently. Please press the ENTER key. %w %r 13 e The following is a popular pastime called IRS roulette. (Presented for purposes of amusement only.) %c 0 You have a strange way of placing commas, but we'll let it slide. Only one deciNational Park tree land-fill the Grand Canyon view oil-drilling Kew Gardens rare species urban renewal the Acropolis ancient artifact Get in on the ground floor of a new 1 operation at 2. $5 per share cost returns $7 in a depletion allowance of $4 pests $5, but nets you $7 in investment tax credits. Probability of audit: 8% %w It looks like the 0 turned you in! %w 9: Investment in 2 violates North Dakota Statute 39502A. %w strip mining Carlsbad Caverns, New Mexico stalactite lumbering Redwoods b jet crop-dusters 1% share of a plane fellows at the gas station gene-splicing research R & D share riders at the Trail Club slide-rules cord people in Accounting polyester leisure suits gross of suits One of the 1 is investing heavily in 2. Each 3 cory share you buy, you will receive $7 in tax benefits. Probability of audit: 8%. %w It seems that 0 turned you in for the reward. %w 9: 1 and 2 did not comply with the Mann Act. %w guys in the office camel cargo containers container women at the clu South Dakota his antique bathing machine collection Klarissa's Keepsakes Freddy down at the bowling alley the abandoned hare factory your sister Clara 1 will sell you up to 0 shares in 2, for only $5 per share. Whatever you don't buy, 3 will. For eveort Condominium on the Arctic Tundra Lars' friend Bertha, from Detroit Your fat sister, Andromeda her miracle skin-plating business your hated brother, Henry Sue's Coin Op Laundry and Realty the old Harrington Beach Resort Acme Fish Cannery Cousin Max from PLUS Taxpayer: 0 %@ 54 0 Income: $? %@ 47 19 Tax Liability:<$ > %@ 47 20 Future profit: $ %@ 51 21 Net worth: $ %r 22 ______________________________________________________________________________ %m 0 %w Your brother-in-law, Lars his Resoved old Renoir that "just doesn't match the new vinyl sofa" for $<. %w %s 18 y s 19 n This leaves you with a tax liability of $>. Press RETURN to see how you can reduce this liability by investing in two of our many fine shelters: %w %r 0 e TAXPLANNERs of highly suspicious- looking "bales of hay" with a street value of $<. %w A friend's hot tip on "Fat Lady Sings" in the third at Belmont just paid off to the tune of $<. An IRS agent was kind enough to help you count the money. %w You sold your bel This has netted you $< for the year. %w You've unloaded your "Southern-Fried Pasta" franchise (a lackluster performer at best) for $<. %w You've just won $< in the office pool (it's a BIG office). %w Your ship just came in - carrying several metric tonpenalty, interest: $9 Refund due you: $9 Net due and payable: $9 %ec %w The down 'n outer whom you treated to a chicken dinner has passed on, leaving you $< in his will. %w Your "Freeze-dried Water" (TM) sales have been big in Marin County. hanges (Y/N)? (You have enough capital for 9 share.) (You have enough capital for 9 shares.) (Press ENTER for 0 share or type your new number.) (Press ENTER for 0 shares or type your new number.) Press RETURN to return to the main menu. %ec %c 5 Tax, umeric keypad to make entries easier. Please type a number. %ec %c 2 Please type in the number of shares you want to buy: %@ 53 0 %ec %c 3 Shares purchased: : Cost: $; Reduction of tax: $A %h Future profit: $ %ec %c 4 Do you want to make any cmal point per number, please. Sorry, you can't invest in fractional shares. Sorry, you can't invest in negative shares (a clever tax dodge, that). Sorry, you can't buy more than 9. Please use digits only for your answer. %ec %c 1 You may wish to use the nr 3 destroyed. Chances of audit: none. (This is a government project.) %w %w 9: Unhealthy publicity regarding 1 at 2 arouses IRS suspicions. %w Grow Guavas in Alaska crop failure acre Christmas in April bad idea share Commuter Unicycle Franchise to topple outlet Solar-powered Raincoats not to shine coat Sahara Fish Farms to get beached school of fish "1" the ad said. "Guaranteed 2 -- Write-off at least 500%." Who could resist? Each 3 costs $5. Tax savings per 3: $7. Probability of audit: %w %r 13 e So, you can use the CONTROL and G keys together to sound a "beep". The CONTROL key is used with other keys to make them "control" the way a program works (hence the name). %w %r 13 e Now that you know how the CONTROL key works, press RETUR key properly, but you didn't get the G key0. %w %r 13 e It gives you a beep! If you would like to hear the beep again, go ahead and hold CONTROL and press G as much as you like or until it disturbs the neighbors. Press RETURN when you want to go on.ore they press the G. %w %r 13 e You're almost there. You got the G key, but you let go of the CONTROL key before you pressed G. %w Please try again, and hold down the CONTROL key while pressing the G key. %w %r 13 e You were holding down the CONTROLnother finger. %m 0 %w %r 13 e Don't worry. This is tricky for anyone. %w Be sure to hold down CONTROL while you press the G key. Please try it again. %w %r 13 e Don't worry. -Everybody- does this the first time. They let go of the CONTROL key bef is one of these special keys; it does nothing when you press it all by itself, but... %w % r 13 e When you use CONTROL with another key, the combination will do something different. Hold down the CONTROL key with one finger and press the G key with as. %w %r 13 e There are some keys that don't do anything when you press them by themselves; instead they are used to make other keys work differently. %w As you have learned, the SHIFT key is one of these special keys. %w %r 13 e The key marked CONTROL%r 13 e Another way to get out of a program is to press CONTROL-C. Press RETURN and we'll explore what this strange phrase means. %w %r 13 e You have already learned about one helper key -- CONTROL. Press RETURN to find out about two other special keyhows the following discrepancies: %w Special dispensation from the director: all debts are hereby cancelled if you... Press RETURN to return to the menu. %w %end least for this year), and have turned a tidy profit of $@. Congratulations! %w You may well need your profits of $@ for lawyers' fees. %w A73 * 1 - 19W6 IRS Final Audit Memorandum - Field Agent Tammy Torquemada * Our checking of your tax returns sare (laundered through 2, direct to your numbered Swiss bank account). No way you'll get caught! 3!" Chances of audit: 8%. %w Someone in 0 sold out. %w 9: Investments in 1 ruled "very weird" by Supreme Court. %w You've survived without an audit (at American juntas MI6 Andale Monte Carlo Casinos, Limited Marseilles Bonne Chance Tierra Del Fuego ice carvings Buenos Aires A cold idea that's hot, hot hot "Tax-free off-shore investments! Invest now in 1! Will bring back a profit of $6 for each $5 sh 8% if IRS doesn't see ad, sure thing if they do. %w The IRS saw the "0" ad! %w 9: Justice Department investigation into "1" results in indictments. %w Lithuanian sheep futures the Bahamas Honestly South African diamond mines Hong Kong Really SouthN to find out another way to get out of a program. %w %r 13 e There are two other keys that are sometimes used to control the way a program works - the "OPEN-APPLE" and "SOLID-APPLE" keys. (Please press RETURN now to continue.) %w %r 13 e -The Help Key-: Many programs give you information or help when you press "-?" (pronounced "OPEN-APPLE-question mark"). Hold down the OPEN-APPLE key and press the "?" key to see instructions for the next part of this program where you can experiment more with 22 e Oops. You should have pressed "4" here. 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