[Coco] Adventure Survivors

[Neil Morrison]

The only person who ever objected to my knowledge to any efforts like
this was Lonnie Falk. The last thing I heard was that even he has no
copies of Rainbow, the books or the programs left, and has no
interest in what happens. I think any steps taken to preserve any of
this stuff would be welcomed by all concerned. Much has already been
lost, and if we don't save what's left it will all be gone forever.

As a side note, the US has millions of documents on microfilm re the
Vietnam War. These were all indexed on some system whose hardware is
no longer functional, and there is now no way to find anything. The
archivists of the world are much under appreciated.

I work on the principle; save it now until someone makes a serious
complaint. 'Saving' Outkast's latest music is likely to result in
complaint. Saving MC-10 software from some obscure club isn't.

NM

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bruce Calkins" <bcalkins at disaster-relief.net>


> I acquired a number of these some time ago on eBay.  About 24 of
them, with
> some missing issues, especially the Dallas Quest issue.  A quick
look shows
> no copyright declaration.  I'm not sure where that leaves the
legality of
> copying them.
>
> Bruce W.
>
>
> > Was it Adventure Survivors?  They wrote about
> > 50 or so newsletters with tips on solving various
> > Coco adventures.  Does anyone have any of these
> > anymore?  I had tried to get in touch with the publisher
> > (L.E. Padgett) last year, but never got a response.  It
> > would be nice to preserve these as well.
> >
> > John