Jul. 19, 1980

Submitted by Tom Owad on May 28, 2004 - 10:11am

  ARTHEUR L. SCHAWLOW
J.G. Jackson - C.J. Wood
  Professor of Phyiscs
      (415) 407-4358

                                                            July 10, 1980

              Mr. J. Torzewski
              51625 Chestnut Road
              Granger, IN 46530

              Dear Mr. Torzewski:

                   After I received your letter of January 26, 1979, I made a
              number of attempts to copy the Apple I version of Star Trek for you,
              but did not succeed.  The recorder may have been defective, or it may
              have been the tape.

                   Subsequently, some months ago, I ran across the enclosed tape in
              the clearance sale pile at a local computer store.  It is a copy of
              Star Trek for the Apple I.  But before I could get around to trying
              it out, the students using our Apple I burned out something vital in
              it, and so that computer no longer works.  Apple won't repair it, and
              I haven't found anyone else to do it yet.  So, this tape is untested
              and may be damaged, blank or otherwise  useless.  Whatever it is, you
              can keep it.  If you are still using the Apple I, you can try the
              tape or throw it away as you wish.

                                                  Yous sincerely,
                                             
Arthur L. Schawlow

              ALS:fj
              Enclosure
             (Dictated by Professor Schawlow;
              signed in his absence by - fj.)

Computer Type: 
Apple I
Manufacturer: 
Apple