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Rescuing Macintosh Files
On Wednesday, September 4, 2013, I talked with a small gathering of the Mac Tech Group at MIT on “Rescuing Macintosh Files.” There was a good discussion, with several people contributing valuable points.
The computer presentation which I used is available as a Powerpoint or OpenOffice document. The PowerPoint one had some problems at MIT with displaying all the images, so if you have a choice the PowerPoint one may work better.
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