Apple IIe Personal Computer User Manual


 
Introduction
If you have questions or problems that the manual does
not resolve, check with your dealer. ThinkTank dealers are
trained to configure the program to your computer system,
provide guidance and information, solve problems, and help you
get the most out of ThinkTank.
Living Videotext, Inc., is committed to supporting Think—
Tank. If you have a question that your dealer can’t resolve,
or if you purchased your copy of ThinkTank directly from
Living Videotext, please feel free to call us for help. We
also welcome your comments and suggestions for improving subse-
quent versions of ThinkTank.
In this package you will find the ThinkTank license
agreement. Read it carefully, sign the attached card, and
fill in all requested information including your ThinkTank
serial number, which is displayed on your screen when you
start up the program or change outlines. Mail the card back
to Living Videotext (it is postage—free within the United
States). It registers you as a ThinkTank user and entitles
you to receive support and information about ThinkTank up-
dates, applications, and new products.
Living Videotext maintains a library of ThinkTank
technical notes which contain technical information not
ordinarily required to operate the program. They are meant
for specialized uses and include such topics as custom instal-
lation on a hard disk system and how to use ThinkTank with com-
patible word processing programs. You can order these notes
from Living Videotext for a nominal cost of $5.00. Appendix D
of this manual contains a list of technical notes currently
available; others may be offered periodically.
COPY PROTECTION AND SOFTWARE PIRACY
The ThinkTank license agreement entitles you to use the
program personally or in your business. You may not give or
sell this program, or copies of it, to anyone else. Violation
of this agreement is sometimes called software piracy and it
is illegal.
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