We present another ReRUN contest in this January/February 1992 edition. On our first disk of the new ReRUN series (November/December 1991), we asked our ReRUN users to send us feedback on the ReRUN disk's new look, ease of use and content.
This month we make the contest a little more challenging. Answer the following five questions correctly and you're likely to win a valuable prize such as a 1200-baud modem or software for your C-64 or C-128. Here are the five questions:
1. The acquisition of this chip-maker in 1975 helped Commodore to hone its expertise in semiconductors and eventually introduce computers.
2. Which of the following products does NOT belong:
--transistor radio
--typewriter
--adding machine
--handheld calculator
--home computer
3. What do the initials PET stand for?
4. Commodore manufactured this microprocessor, shared by the PET, Apple and Atari.
5. Who said the following: "All business is war"?
--Gen. Alexander Haig
--Gen. Norman Schwartzkopf
--Jack Tramiel
--George C. Scott
To send us your answers, use the word processing feature of the "Send Us a Letter" section. Just type in the number of the question, followed by the answer. When you press Control/P, you'll be prompted to enter your name and address. After answering the prompts, your letter will be output on your printer, complete with both your address and our address. Fold it into thirds, put a stamp on it and drop it in the mail.
We'll publish the winners in our next edition of ReRUN. Remember--if you don't have access to a printer, feel free to jot your answers down on a piece of paper and mail it in.
