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FAQFrequently Asked QuestionsFAQWhat Is ATPM?About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is, among other things, a monthly Internet magazineor “e-zine.” ATPM was created to celebrate the personal computing experience. For usthis means the most personal of all personal computers—the Apple Macintosh. About ThisParticular Macintosh is intended to be about your Macintosh, our Macintoshes, and the creative,personal ideas and experiences of everyone who uses a Mac. We hope that we will continueto be faithful to our mission.Are You Looking for New Staff Members?We currently need several Contributing Editors, a Publicity Manager, and a Cartoonist.Please contact us at editor@atpm.com if you’re interested.How Can I Subscribe to ATPM?Visit http://www.atpm.com/subscribe or send an e-mail to subscriptions@atpm.com withthe word help in the subject line.Unsubscribing: Should you wish to discontinue receiving ATPM, you can unsubscribe atany time by visiting http://www.atpm.com/subscribe or sending a message tosubscriptions@atpm.com with unsubscribe list_name in the body of the message (wherelist_name is the name of the list you’re subscribed to). But who would want to unsubscribefrom ATPM? Actually, if you wouldn’t mind doing us a favor—should you, for any reason,desire to no longer be subscribed to ATPM, please let us know why. We learn a lot from ourreaders.ATPM 6.04 ← 122 →FAQ
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