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As requested by a few people here are some details about Walnut Creek, from a
post to alt.cd-rom recently ...

david

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A new edition of the Simtel-20 CD-ROM is available.  It contains
about 640 meg of MS-DOS shareware and public domain software.

The Simtel archive has grown since I made the last disc in September,
so there wasn't enough room to include the Ulowell games archive.  I
am planning to finish a separate games disc later this month.

Even without the games archive, there still wasn't enough room on the
disc.  I had to leave something off, so I decided to delete the
windows3 directory.  Most of the stuff in that directory is included
on the CICA disc, so I figured that was better than deleting stuff
that wasn't available elsewhere.

The disc conforms to ISO-9660, which is the most common and generic format.
It will work with almost any reader.  The files are in a standard directory
structure, so no special software is required.  An optional menu driven front
end is provided.

If you want to see what is on the disc, you can ftp the index and readme
files from cdrom.com (192.153.46.254), in the directory /pub/cdroms/simtel.
If you want to use the disc with a BBS, description files are included for
rbbs, pcboard, wildcat, spitfire and opus.  There are also 4dos descript.ion
files in each subdirectory.

The price is $25.  S&H is $5 (per order, not per disc) for US/Can/Mex, and
$10 for overseas.  If you live in California, please add sales tax.  You can
send a check or money order, or you can order with Mastercard/Visa/AmEx.

        Bob Bruce
        Walnut Creek CDROM
        1547 Palos Verdes, Suite 260
        Walnut Creek, CA  94596

        +1 800 786-9907, +1 510 947-5996, +1 510 947-1644 FAX
        rab@cdrom.com

The disc is available for FREE to anyone that has contributed any of
their own work to the Simtel archive.  Just email me your name, address,
and the name of the program(s) that you wrote.  Overseas addresses are ok.

I also have these CDROMs:

CICA MS Windows Archive, Nov 92                $25
AB20 Amiga Archive, May 92                     $25
Garbo MSDOS/MAC Archive, May 92                $25
Hobbes OS/2 Archive, Nov 92                    $25
Gifs Galore (wuarchive + others) August 92     $25
Usenet sources/Simtel20 Unix-C, March 92       $40
X11R5/Gnu Source w/sparc binaries, Dec 92      $40
C User's Group Library CDROM, Oct 92           $50
Sony CDROM Caddies                              $4.95

I am always looking for ideas for new discs, so if there is something you
would really like to see on CD-ROM, please let me know.  In addition to
the games disc, I am also working on an Aminet disc, and a NeXT disc.
I am planning to do a TeX disc, an Atari disc and a CP/M disc in the
next few months.  I am also hoping to find time to upgrade some of the
older discs like the source disc and garbo disc.

        -bob