From: ac803@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Michael W. Kelley)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: GEOS Magazine
Date: 2 Jan 93 15:32:30 GMT
Reply-To: ac803@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Michael W. Kelley)
Organization: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH (USA)
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The following is a publicity release sent out to our user group, and
is not meant as an endorsement of any kind.  Note that the premier
issue has been delivered, and the first few comments I have heard
about this magazine/newsletter have been positive.
 
Announcing ... a new GEOS magazine to the Commodore market
 
GeoVISION International is a bi-monthly laser printed publication with an
average of 28-32 pages per issue.  The Premier Issue of geoVISION International
will debut January 1993, and will contain many of the best columns once found
in Commodore and GEOS magazines and newsletters, as well as many added new
ones.  The Art Gallery (reviews of GEOS artists and their works), Reviews
(descriptive reviews of new software), New Users (tips and instructions),
Programming (Becker Basic - GeoBasic - GeoProgrammer), User Groups - BBSs -
Publications (a FREE listing of GEOS supported user groups, BBSs, and
newsletters), Telecommunications (Qlink - GEnie - COMPUServe), Editorial,
Letters (suggestions, questions, and answerw from readers), News (rumors
and news of future programs), and Classifieds (FREE to subscribers).
Each issue follows a theme and will also include at least two feature articles.
 
geoVISION International is in competition with no one. gVI wants you to know
about ALL the sources of GEOS material as well as how to contact them.  
geoVISION International will be YOUR eyes and ears to find what YOU want
and need.  Give it a try and get geoVISION.
 
U.S. subscription rates by First Class Mail are $21.00 a year for six issues
or $4.00 for a single issue.  Washington residents must add their local
sales tax.  Mexican and Canadian Air Mail or International Surface Mail
is $27.00 a year or $5.00 for a single issue.  International Air Mail is
$33.00 a year or $6.00 for a single issue.
 
For those users looking for GEOS software that have no access to the 
networks or a user group library, geoVISION International offers a bi-monthly
disk covering each area of the operating system.  Fonts, Desk Accessories,
Applications, Drivers, Auto Exec's, Calc and File Templates, and Clip-art.
Six disks of Public Domain and Shareware a year.  Each disk comes out on the
opposite month from the magazine.
 
Disk subscriptions by First Class Mail in the U.S. are $30.00 a year for 6
disks or $5.50 for a single disk.  Washington residents must add their local
sales tax.  Mexican and Canadian Air Mail or International Surface Mail is
$39.00 a year or $6.50 for a single disk.  International Air Mail is
$45.00 a year or $7.50 for a single disk.
 
SUBSCRIBE TODAY and become a Charter Subscriber to the ultimate source of
GEOS material.  When you have geoVISION, you'll see GEOS in a whole new light.
Subscribe to both and get geoVISION international every month.

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