I think this program should become a part of the curriculum for all schools in N. America, to give the kids a very necessary link to how their world of computers came into being. I didn't touch a computer until I was 42 yrs. I then taught myself Basic and started seeing where this world was going. Now I sit here in front of a computer with 12 meg onboard ram and a 14.4 modem and marvel at the speed at which everything has progressed, always with a reverence for whence it came. Keep up the good work.
Roots ARE important.
Andre G. Germain Pt. An exceptional history of the microcomputer industry. I really enjoyed it. While the PC market was marveling over the PC Jr, in the early 80s, the Amiga team was developing a new type of computer, with incredible multimedia capablilities. This no doubt had an influence on computing environment of the time.