Trivia and Re: Poly88 manual

Hans Franke wrote: I don't have everything nor do I know a lot about Polymorphic, but I do have what was left of Polymorphic. There is some advantage of living in the city where a computer was designed and built :). I have a line on two more Poly-88 computers but haven't been able to shake them loose yet. As far as manuals are concerned, I have what appear to be the original manuals that were used to make up the manuals that were distributed. I still need to set up one of the Poly computers with both 5 1/4" and 8" disk drives to try and save the mountains of data on the floppies that came from Polymorphic. Actually, one of the things I am most interested in is taking a look at the source code for the stuff they distributed. Trivia - As I think, most people know that the Poly88 was originally named the MicroAltair and was renamed because of an objection from MITS. I have been talking to people associated with Polymorphic trying to find out how many might have been manufactured with the MicroAltair logo. As best as I have been able to find out, the MicroAltair was only used for some promotional material and was not actually manufactured as such. I'll be talking to Dana Trout (Pickles & Trout) in about an hour and I'll ask him more about that.