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Table of Contents
By clicking on the Go To Icon next to each chapter heading, you'll have instant access to all of the articles in this issue.
 
About This Newsletter -- General information about this document and Ambrosia as a company.
Come and meet the gang.
 
Info. -- Legalese and distribution information concerning The Ambrosia Times. Sign up now for your
free subscription.
 
What's New -- All the latest news about Harry, Mars Rising, Cythera, and all the Ambrosia
developments over the last two months.
 
Kudos & Criticism -- Ambrosia's mail bag is bursting with letters. There are some real stinkers in
this issue, too.
 
President's Letter -- Check out our fearless leader's take on network computers.
 
Software Showcase - Harry the Handsome Executive -- Harry bursts onto the Mac
gaming scene! So go downlaod it already. Harry Kicks!
 
Sneak a peek at Mars Rising -- Dave Wareing shows off his current labor of love.
 
Up Close and Personal with Jason Whong -- Just when you thought nobody at Ambrosia
would ever use the words "effigy" and "cheering section" in the same sentence, along comes our new
marketing boy.
 
Geekette -- Find out what happens when a group of rowdy twentysomethings take a rafting trip
and land in a retirement community.
 
Aaron's Domain -- Take a trip into the mind of our part-time typing machine, Aaron hunt. If
you get lost, just make a U-turn at the cerebral cortex.
 
Bitwise Operator -- Interface is everything! Details on interface design and other programming
secrets are divulged within.
 
How To -- Cajun examines the coolest techniques for surviving the stressful corporate
environment of ScumCo.
 
Eeek A Bug! -- Find out what's new with ColorSwitch Pro 1.2.0, our latest revision of the
Control Strip killer.
 
Ramblings -- The future of online entertainment is bright! Find out what developments Michael
Dortch hopes will arrive in the next decade.