The Revolution Calendar of what to do
From: Len Stys (aa399)
Date: 12/23/89-09:32:09 PM Z
From: aa399 (Len Stys)
Subject: The Revolution Calendar of what to do
Date: Sat Dec 23 21:32:09 1989
THE CALENDAR
WEEK 1
PRIOR TO AND INCLUDING January 6, 1990
LET'S GET THE SHOW ON THE ROAD!
Write a letter, once a week each to the following three
individuals:
SAM TRAMIEL, President PRODUCER
Atari Corporation 20/20, ABC TV
1196 Borregas Ave 1330 Avenue Of The Americas
Sunnyvale, CA 94086 New York, NY 10019
The Editor's desk of your local newspaper.
Tell Sam Tramiel that you have joined "The REVOLUTION"
and are prepared to wage the war in favor of better
consumer exposure of the Atari computer lines. Ask for
his recognition and support. This will leave no doubt in
Atari's mind that the campaign has substance and they
better be building a few more computers next year for
the U.S.
Tell 20/20 and your local paper, in your own words, that
you have joined "The REVOLUTION"; a consumer interest
movement organized to build public awareness about the
best available computer values. Tell them the
organization has chosen Atari as a well rounded computer
which is easily adapted for education, business, music
and leisure. As an active member, tell them you request
their coverage of the campaign. This activity will be a
major step to alert the media that they need to be aware
that something is going on.
WEEK 2
January 7 through January 13, 1990
NATIONAL ATARI PUBLICATION RECOGNITION WEEK
During this week, choose one or more Atari orientated
publications. There are many. Artisan Software can
provide you with addresses or phone numbers of your
favorite publication if you wish. When subscribing,
include "My subscription is in the spirit of 'The
REVOLUTION'!" on your order.
Also during this week, choose a topic concerning "The
REVOLUTION" and write a minimum of two paragraphs about
your opinions of it. Send it to the editor of your
chosen publication.
WEEK 3
January 14 through January 20, 1990
NATIONAL RUBBER STAMP WEEK
Rubber Stamp week? Yep... that's what the man said!
Every office supply store offers them and they are not
expensive. Write:
Join The
REVOLUTION...
Use an Atari Computer!
on a piece of paper and take it to your office supply
store or local printer. In less than a week, you will
have a powerful tool to stamp on every envelope you mail
out and your message can reach dozens of people with each
letter. Mail sorters and carriers, the recipients and
their families or co-workers will see the growing
movement advertised on every envelope you mail. You will
need to get a stamp pad; please use red. Go stamp happy
and stamp everything you can.
It may cost a little more for the convenience, but you
may order this stamp from Artisan Software for $22.
California, add 6% sales tax. Send your order to:
Artisan Software, P.O. Box 849, Manteca, CA 95336
WEEK 4
January 21 through January 27, 1990
NATIONAL SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT WEEK
There are two things two do during this week. First,
review your library of computer software and see if there
is any you own that you may have "inadvertently" received
and did not pay for. Choose a title you use from time to
time, or admire because of its quality. Send a check to
the publisher, anonymously if need be, and thank them for
their Atari software support. Shareware qualifies.
Secondly, find a non-Atari software publisher in
magazines or by asking around. Write a letter addressed
to the President of that firm and ask them why they do
not support the Atari computer and if they will please
consider it. Ask them for a reply. Be polite.
WEEK 5
January 28 through February 3, 1990
NATIONAL "GO TO A BARR" WEEK
Let's band together for a special episode of ROSEANNE...
the most popular sitcom now being broadcast.
In this episode, the family wins a home com5}uter (an
Atari) with a "REVOLUTION" strike force around every
corner to help them set it up.
Write to:
ROSEANNE BARR
c/o ABC TV
2040 Ave OF The Stars
Los Angeles, CA 90067
Tell her your nifty plot idea (as stated above) and ask
for a special episode to be produced. Tell her every
Atari fanatic in America will watch. Who knows, if they
do it, maybe we can get Atari Corp. to sponsor it.
WEEK 6
February 4 through February 10, 1990
NATIONAL GOODWILL WEEK
In honor of Valentine's Day on February 14, call your
local Hospital and ask for the name of a child who may
benefit form a little recognition and attention. Design
a large outline of a heart on a paint program. Print it
out and write: "On behalf of 'The REVOLUTION"; a national
Atari computer user interest group, I wish for you a
speedy recovery. We admire your strength!" Sign and send
it to the address the Hospital gives you. You may make
the "card" as fancy as you wish, but artistic skills are
not required.
Parents, have your children pass out Atari generated
Valentine's to classmates.
WEEK 7
February 11 through February 17, 1990
NATIONAL PRESIDENT'S WEEK
In honor of President's Day, let's wish Mr. George Bush a
pleasant one. To insure the publicity value, send your
wishes to have a "REVOLUTIONARY PRESIDENT'S DAY" to the
President in care of:
CBS TV
51 West 52nd Street
New York, NY 10019
Send a cover letter to the network asking them to wish
the President well in our behalf over the air. Mention
our cause in your letter.
WEEK 8
February 18 through February 24, 1990
NATIONAL USER GROUP RECOGNITION WEEK
If you do not belong to a user group, find one in your
area and join. If you already belong, make it a project
to ask a minimum of one friend to be your guest to the
next meeting. It's preferred that your invited friend
does not own an Atari computer. This will be an
opportunity to share information on why they may wish to
consider one.
Call your local newspaper and ask for the local news
desk. Ask them to print announcements of meetings for
your local group on a regular basis.
WEEK 9
February 25 through March 3, 1990
NATIONAL CAR WASH WEEK
Get with your local users' group and organize a benefit
car wash to raise money to buy an Atari computer for the
school. Set a goal of one 520ST and go from there.
Groups exclusively centered around 8-bit can set a goal
of one XE system. Contact the school in advance for
their permission and to help organize the event. Most
local gas stations will donate space and even water
access to do this since you will be attracting customers
for them. Volunteer to help the school to set the system
up. Make certain your local dealer participates and
invite him to hand out flyers during the event. Put up
Atari posters at the site. Also make certain to use "The
REVOLUTION's" namesake for the event.
Write to Atari and ask them to send you a window sticker
for your car. They were available and, if not, they will
just have to print more. Request one for each car you
own.
WEEK 10
March 4 through March 10, 1990
NATIONAL ATARI IN SCHOOLS WEEK
Continuing an effort to get Atari Computers in schools,
write a letter to the largest school in your area and
tell them that you would prefer that they use Atari
computers for education. List 25 reasons why in your
letter. Ask your family to send similar letters under
separate cover. Invite the school to contact your local
dealer for information. Include your dealer's phone
number.
WEEK 11
March 11 through March 17, 1990
NATIONAL ST. PATRICK'S BALLOON LAUNCH WEEK
In advance, locate a store in your area that sells helium
filled balloons. Look for a green, non-metallic one.
Users' groups may wish to obtain a tank or two from a
local supplier. Listings are easily found in most phone
books. Write a note stating: "SAVIN' O' THE GREEN... use
Atari Computers" and sign it: "The REVOLUTION".
Tie the note to a string attached to the balloon you
purchase in a timely fashion to be launched on Saturday,
March 17 at Noon in your time zone.
You may singly launch the balloon from your back yard or
organize a full blown event with your users' group.
PLEASE DO NOT LAUNCH BALLOONS IN AIR TRAFFIC AREAS OR IN
A MANNER WHICH MAY CAUSE HARM TO LIFE OR PROPERTY. IF
LAUNCHING IN A GROUP, CONTACT YOUR LOCAL POLICE FOR
ADVISE AS TO BEST LOCATION TO CONDUCT THE LAUNCH. THIS
PROJECT MAY BE SUBJECT TO LOCAL LAWS. PLEASE BE ADVISED
THAT PARTICIPATION IS AT YOUR OWN RISK AND ARTISAN
SOFTWARE ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGE CAUSED TO ANYONE BY YOUR ACT OF RELEASING A
BALLOON. A SIMPLE PHONE CALL TO LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN
ADVANCE WILL ASSURE YOUR SAFE PARTICIPATION IN THIS
PROJECT. Larger groups should contact the local
newspapers in advance for coverage.
WEEK 12
March 18 through March 24, 1990
NATIONAL "BACK TO BIG TIME PUBLICITY" WEEK
"The pen is mightier than the sword" and we're going to
prove it again. Let's target David Horowitz this time.
Write a letter to:
David Horowitz
c/o NBC TV
3000 Alameda
Burbank, California 91523
Tell him that you are a member of "The REVOLUTION" and
wish to have a show which demonstrates the value of
Atari computers.
WEEK 13
March 25 through March 31, 1990
NATIONAL BOOK STORE WEEK
Write letters to the three following Booksellers:
B. DALTON BOOKSELLER WALDENBOOKS, INC.
7505 metro Boulevard 201 High Ridge
Minneapolis, MN 55435 Stamford, CT 06904
CROWN BOOKS
3300 75th Avenue
Landover, MD 20785
Tell them you are frustrated with the lack of Atari book
support in their stores and you would like them to look
at that issue earnestly. Tell them you are a member of
"The REVOLUTION" and would like to see a special, highly
visible assemblance of Atari books in the front of their
stores.
Week 14
April 1 through April 7
NATIONAL FOLLOW UP WEEK
Call, call the following networks:
ABC NY (212) 887-7777
ABC CA (213) 557-7777
CBS NY (212) 975-4321
NBC CA (818) 840-4444
Ask to speak to the producer or a representative of the
shows mentioned in previous weeks assignments. Ask them,
if you do not know, if they have plans to follow up in
response to the letter writing campaign. If they have
done so already, congratulate them and tell them you hope
to see more in the future.
WEEK 15
April 8 through April 14
THE NATIONAL ATARI EGG HUNT
In celebration of Easter, organize an egg hunt in your
back yard for neighborhood children or in a public park
with your user group. Advertise the event by posting
signs in stores and by asking the newspaper to print an
announcement. Proudly publicize that the event is
sponsored by members of "The REVOLUTION". The
non-computer attraction of the event will offer an
opportunity to hand parents brochures about the
educational value of Atari computers. Dealers can
advertise special educational packages to the attendees.
WEEK 16
April 15 through April 21, 1990
NATIONAL PHONE BOOK WEEK
Pick three random names out of your local phone book.
Write a letter to each of them. Tell them that their
names were randomly chosen as part of a national
"REVOLUTION" campaign to heighten the exposure and use of
Atari computers. Tell them that you would just like them
to look at Atari if they consider buying a home or
business computer. Aggressive enthusiasts may wish to
send three letters per day to random selections during
this week. Be certain to offer them a phone number of
you or your local Atari dealer.
WEEK 17
April 22 through April 28, 1990
NATIONAL ATARI DEALER APPRECIATION WEEK
Pick three small unrelated businesses from ads in the
daily newspaper, send a letter to the owner asking him to
check with __________ Atari dealer when he's ready to
shop for a business computer. Be cautious not to make
promises your dealer can not keep and do not state
prices. You are merely recommending your dealer as a
token of your appreciation for his services to you in the
past.
WEEK 18
April 29 through May 5, 1990
NATIONAL 60 MINUTES HOUR WEEK
Spend an hour and write 60 Minutes.
60 MINUTES
c/o CBS TV
51 West 52nd Street
New York, NY 10019
Ask 60 Minutes to cover the activities of "The
REVOLUTION".
WEEK 19
May 6 through May 12
IT'S A WOMAN'S COMPUTER TOO WEEK
Mother's Day is coming up... a great time to boost
exposure to the professional woman. This time the target
is Oprah Winfrey:
Oprah Winfrey
c/o ABC TV
1330 Avenue Of The Americas
New York, NY 10019
Tell Oprah that you would like to see a show on how the
Atari computer can benefit the professional woman.
WEEK 20
May 13 through May 19, 1990
NATIONAL ATARI PHONE JAM
On May 17, 1990, let's remind Atari that we are all
behind the issue of building an expansive consumer base.
Call (408) 745-2000 and ask for Sam Tramiel. You
probably will not have have an opportunity to speak to
him, but ask anyway. If you get through to anyone, ask
them what they are doing to support "The REVOLUTION" or
thank them if they are already.
WEEK 21
May 20 through May 26, 1990
LET'S MAKE SOME TIME
Get your pens and pencils ready, we are targeting TIME
Magazine. Write:
Time, Inc.
Time & Life Bldg.
Rockefeller Center
New York, New York 10020
Tell them you want a pictorial review of the campaign's
progress and how Atari computers can be used in business.
Mention "The REVOLUTION" by name and offer them your
number to obtain more information.
WEEK 22
May 27 through June 2, 1990
A MONTH OF PIZZAS
Do you have any idea how many Domino's Pizzas are
delivered each month? I am not certain either, but I bet
they would not mind selling a few more. Here is an
address for you:
Attn: Marketing Director
DOMINO'S PIZZA
30 Frank Lloyd Wright Drive
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
Ask Mr. Marketing Director if Domino's would help "The
REVOLUTION" by placing stickers stating "'The REVOLUTION'
urges you to demonstrate an Atari business and education
computer. Call (209) 239-1552 for the dealer nearest
you." on to the boxes they deliver. We would like this
done for an entire month. In exchange, you will repay
them by ordering a minimum of one Pizza per week for a
month. You will also encourage your friends to buy from
Domino's for a month too.
Please, if you make this exchange commitment, honor your
side of the bargain and order the pizzas.
WEEK 23
June 3 through June 9, 1990
NATIONAL FATHER'S DAY PREP WEEK
This year, for Father's Day on June 17, get your Dad
something he can use for his Atari computer. Shop the
local Atari dealer or mail order something he has been
wanting. Even just an Atari magazine subscription would
be thoughtful. This is the week to shop for that
occasion.
With a little extravagance, you can get an Atari system
for your Dad if he does not already own one.
WEEK 24
June 10 through June 16, 1990
NATIONAL CREATIVE APPLICATIONS WEEK
Here's an opportunity to branch out just a little by
doing any one of the other projects suggested in this
HANDBOOK. You may also devise a highly visible project
of your own. If applicable, send pictures from your
event and tell us how the event went. Artisan Software
will route the information to all Atari publications.
WEEK 25
June 17 through June 23, 1990
NATIONAL PRIDE WEEK
Summer officially starts this week. Celebrate this
entire week, wear anything that has an Atari logo on it.
This may include buttons, T-shirts, caps... anything.
WEEK 26
June 24 through June 30, 1990
WRITING AN AFFAIR
A Current Affair is another news orientated syndicated
program which is just itching to give us news coverage.
Write:
A Current Affair
c/o ABC TV
1330 Avenue Of The Americas
New York, NY 10019
Tell them about the campaign and kindly ask for coverage.
WEEK 27
July 1 through July 7
LET'S MAKE SOME FIREWORKS!
This week is full of events. You may be at a family
reunion or merely waiting to rub elbows with other
mosquito bitten fireworks admirers. Wear your Atari
shirts, when possible, but also hand out business cards
provided by your local Atari dealer. Ask your dealer if
he can provide an "introductory" computer price for
people who present these business cards. While at the
fireworks show, walk up to passerbys and hand them a
card.
WEEK 28
July 8 through July 14, 1990
NATIONAL "GROUND UP" WEEK
Writing letters directly to the top of TV networks is
highly productive, but we should not forget the local
stations either. During every business day this week,
call a different local station. Radio stations are OK
too. Tell them you are calling in behalf of "The
REVOLUTION" and want to know why there is not more
coverage about the campaign. Directory assistance can
easily give you the numbers you need for your area.
WEEK 29
July 15 through July 21, 1990
THE ULTIMATE CHALLENGE
Here's a project which could bring tremendous results.
It's going to take more effort, but could be worth the
while. Get your typing fingers ready because you are
going to write a lot of letters to:
MARKETING DEPARTMENT
PEPSICO
Purchase, New York 10577
Tell them you like their products and have enjoyed the
commercials they run in association with Michael Jackson.
Tell them you would like to see a Pepsi commercial
produced with Michael Jackson in an environment which
promotes "The REVOLUTION". Send separate letters. Send
a minimum of 6 and an optimum of 10 letters per day for
this campaign during the entire week. Ask all of your
friends and relatives to send letters too. Please be
certain you briefly explain what "The REVOLUTION" is and
that you are an active member.
WEEK 30
July 22 through July 28, 1989
ARM YOURSELVES FOR BATTLE CREEK
Here's another highly productive campaign. Write:
MARKETING DEPARTMENT
KELLOGG
1 Kellogg Square
Battle Creek, Michigan 49016
Back off to only five letters this week, but request that
Kellogg prints on the cover of their packaging "Proud To
Acknowledge 'The REVOLUTION'". Ask them to isolate one
cereal and print information regarding "The REVOLUTION"
on the back side of the package.
WEEK 31
July 29 through August 4, 1990
NATIONAL USER GROUP RECOGNITION WEEK 2
Refer to the assignment for WEEK 8. This time, take two
new friends to your local user group instead of just one.
WEEK 32
August 5 through August 11, 1990
SEND YOUR PAPERWORK TO THE JOHN!
Do you think Johnny Carson ever reads his mail? Let's
find out! Send three letters during this week to him;
one from you and two you write for a relative or friend
and have them sign. Address your letter to:
"The REVOLUTIONARY" Johnny Carson
c/o NBC TV
3000 Alameda
Burbank, California 91523
Tell Johnny about your membership in "The REVOLUTION" and
ask him to have a guest on the air to talk about it.
WEEK 33
August 12 through August 18, 1990
NATIONAL SEARS WEEK
Sears, Roebuck is one of the largest department store
chains in America. They have a computer department in
most stores and a separate business computer division.
Do they sell Atari computers? No?! Why not? Let's ask
them!
During this business week, make at least one phone call
to (312) 875-2500 and ask for the head buyer over
computers. They may bounce your call around a bit, but
insist on talking to someone related to that area. Ask
him(her) if Sears sells Atari business and education
computers and why they do not sell them. Also ask if
they are aware of "The REVOLUTION" and that the campaign
wishes they would please consider selling the computers
and advertising them frequently.
WEEK 34
August 19 through August 25, 1990
NATIONAL SCOREBOARD WEEK
Contact the sports stadium in the largest city nearest
you. Call directory assistance and obtain their address.
Write a letter addressed to their Marketing Director and
ask if they would donate a few minutes on their
electronic message board throughout the next season. Ask
them to display:
Join the
REVOLUTION...
Use an Atari Computer!
WEEK 35
August 26 through September 1, 1990
NATIONAL TELETHON WEEK
Labor Day is around the corner and Jerry Lewis will most
certainly be at it again. Prepare, in advance, to work
with your local user group a fund raising activity during
this week. It should be soliciting sponsorships or
donations from non-Atari users. It can be another car
wash, candy sales or any other group activity to generate
cash. Have the user group's treasurer be responsible for
the money.
Watch the Labor Day Telethon as much as possible and
designate for your treasurer to call in with the pledge
representing the user group's fund raising efforts in the
name of "'The REVOLUTION' for Atari computers". Ask them
if they will please acknowledge the pledge over the air.
If you are personally inclined to pledge any funds,
please consider doing it in behalf of "The REVOLUTION".
This will be just another example of how our nationally
united participation can even help nonprofit
organizations.
WEEK 36
September 2 through September 8, 1990
NATIONAL ATARI PUBLICATIONS WEEK 2
Please refer to WEEK 2 instructions and subscribe to one
more Atari publication.
Also, go through your back issues and put a stack
together of them that you do not use any longer. Donate
them to your local library or doctor's office waiting
room.
WEEK 37
September 9 through September 15, 1990
NATIONAL COMIC WEEK
Send a letter to:
MARVEL COMICS
387 Park Avenue South
New York, NY 10016
Ask them to put together a special Spiderman comic book
involving aspects of "The REVOLUTION" and Atari
computers. Tell them countless Atari users will want a
copy if they do and ask them to inform Artisan Software
as to a publication date. Give them Artisan Software's
address and phone number.
Also address a letter to:
GARFIELD
c/o Mr. Jim Davis
United Feature Syndicate
200 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10166
Ask Garfield if he can "pencil in" a plug for us in an
upcoming strip. Mr. Davis is highly creative. He will
be able to think of something.
WEEK 38
September 16 through September 22, 1990
NATIONAL PHONE BOOK WEEK 2
Repeat the instructions from WEEK 16 except, if you can,
use 5 names.
WEEK 39
September 23 through September 29, 1990
NATIONAL SPEAK-UP WEEK
Make the commitment to tell 5 non-Atarians this week that
you own an Atari computer. Conservatively work it into
conversation OR radically walk up to strangers on the
street or in the office.
WEEK 40
September 30 through October 6, 1990
NATIONAL RADIO CALL-IN WEEK
In most cities, there is at least one radio station with
a talk show format. In advance, call directory
assistance or listen to the station for their phone
number. A station which discusses general call-in issues
is preferred. On the evening of October 4, 1990, call
that station as a member of "The REVOLUTION" and speak
your mind. Remember, we want to get the statement:
"Atari education and business computers" out to the
public.
WEEK 41
October 7 through October 13, 1990
NATIONAL BUY A BOOK WEEK
Support the publishers of Atari orientated books by
making the commitment to buy one title. Shop your local
dealer or special order one through a prominent book
store if they do not normally carry them. When you
receive the book, red it and write to the publisher.
Tell the publisher that, as an active "REVOLUTION"
member, you enjoyed the book and hope they will
publishers others like it.
WEEK 42
October 14 through October 20, 1990
NATIONAL CAR SALES WEEK
Pick an auto dealer in your area and write to the owner.
Tell him about your participation in "The REVOLUTION" and
ask him to advertise a promotion where every qualified
car buyer in the month of November receives an Atari
computer. Minimally ask him to hold a drawing to give
one or more away during November. Offer him your local
Atari store's name, address and phone number. Call your
Atari store and tell him which auto dealer you are
writing. Ask the Atari store to follow up your letter.
ATTENTION ATARI DEALERS: Work out a deal to sell the
computer to the car dealer at cost in exchange for
mentioning "The REVOLUTION" and your store by name in his
ads.
WEEK 43
October 21 through October 27, 1990
NATIONAL HALLOWEEN PARTY WEEK
Have a costume party through your user group or in your
home. Pack the house with guests and conduct a raffle
for an Atari computer. Proceeds can benefit the user
group. Arrange activities and games centered around the
Atari computer such as high score competitions, a
computer scavenger hunt and more.
WEEK 44
October 28 through November 3, 1990
NATIONAL HALLOWEEN SCREAM WEEK
Scream out the message about "The REVOLUTION" and Atari
computers this week. Use your stamp purchased in WEEK 3
and prepare a hundred slips of paper with the stamp's
impression on them. Hand out these slips with your candy
on Halloween. You may also invite people to call you for
more information on those slips too.
WEEK 45
November 4 through November 10, 1990
NATIONAL RADIO PROMO WEEK
Contact the Promotions Manager at the most prominent
radio station in your area. Ask them to contact your
local Atari dealer and make an arrangement to give away a
complete Atari computer system with a week long call-in
promotion.
WEEK 46
November 11 through November 17, 1990
NATIONAL CLASSIFIED AD WEEK
We are coming up to the Holidays fast and we need to
remind consumers to shop the Atari computer. Most
newspapers offer low rates for classified advertising.
Call your local newspaper and place the following three
line ad:
Join The
REVOLUTION...
Use an Atari Computer!
(Phone number of your closest dealer)
Request it's placement in the "Computers For Sale
classification". Have it run a minimum of one day and up
to as long as you wish.
WEEK 47
November 18 through November 24, 1990
NATIONAL GROCERIES WEEK
Everyone is shopping for Thanksgiving turkeys this week.
Make out a few index cards with the message stated in
WEEK 46 and post them on the message board most grocery
stores provide in the front.
WEEK 48
November 25 through December 1, 1990
NATIONAL SALES WEEK
This is the hottest retail selling week of the year.
Arrange an information flyer with your local user group
and your Atari dealer. Help pass out the flyers on cars
in parking lots and hand them out in prominent places.
Ask non-Atari stores if they will help by bag stuffing
the flyers to their own customers. Please take necessary
precautions not to violate local laws through this
distribution. Make certain your local dealer's name and
address is on every flyer.
If you can not distribute the flyers for any reason,
everyone pitch in to mail or hand deliver them to 15
random area residents per person. A user group of only
50 members will reach 750 people this way.
Your dealer will likely help to pay for the printing of
the flyer.
WEEK 49
December 2 through December 8, 1990
NATIONAL HOLIDAY CARD WEEK
Coordinate the mailing of your greeting cards during
this week. Make certain all of the envelopes you send
out have the impression of the stamp you obtained in
WEEK 3. Send five additional greeting cards out to
random phone book listings.
WEEK 50
December 9 through December 15, 1990
NATIONAL "BUY AN ATARI PERIPHERAL" WEEK
For yourself, or someone you know, buy one Atari
compatible peripheral item from your local Atari dealer
as a gift.
WEEK 51
December 16 through December 22
NATIONAL HOLIDAY PARTY WEEK
Individually, or through your user group, arrange a
Holiday Party for this week. Have raffles, contests and
games centered around the Atari computer.
WEEK 52
December 23 through December 29
NATIONAL "PAT YOURSELF ON THE BACK" WEEK
If you have followed every step suggested or made every
effort to do what you can, CONGRATULATIONS! During this
week, call one other Atari user and Congratulate him or
her.
WEEK 53
December 30 through January 5, 1991
NATIONAL NEW YEARS WEEK
There's an excellent chance that you have witnessed
significant progress in our efforts. This is the time
to review your work and the fun you had. You probably
made some new friends through your efforts and learned
even more about the Atari computer. Renew your
commitment. With even the slightest of inevitable
success, Artisan Software will publish an updated
HANDBOOK for 1991. Make certain you obtain a copy and
continue to support the best computer value on the
market.
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