Without mass storage that every Macintosh can access, your networked office won't have a prayer. Because you'll still have to share data by swapping floppies. And just consider how fast a floppy disk fills up with an entire workgroup compiling data. To share information, you have to get those floppies neatly stacked, sorted and cataloged. Something your computer should do for you. Which is why we've introduced OmniTalk software. It lets you network your Macintosh Office and LaserWriter printer with an OmniDrive hard disk. So you can store all your files in one place. And share information whenever you want, with whomever you want.

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