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Last spring, I upgraded my MSDN CDROM subscription from level 1 to level 2.
Only recently did I finally discover why I had been receiving both level 1
and 2 at each release -- it seems that instead of upgrading my subscription,
they gave me a totally new level 2 subscription.  When I looked back over my
VISA bill, I realized that I had been charged $510 for a new subscription
instead of $395 for an upgrade from level 1.  So, rather than try to go back
and get the error corrected, it seems easier to sell my Level 1 subscription.
(The license agreement says this is OK as long as I sell all the current
disks and not just the old disks, and Disk #8 was my last level 1 release.)

So, is anyone interested in both MSDN Library CDROM Disk 8 (July) for $60 and
Disk 7 (April) for $40.  That's the amount I paid extra for the new MSDN-II
subscription, and is much less than the cost of the books, MSJ, Resource
Toolkits, etc. would be if purchased.  The latest disk (#8)includes:

  Technical Articles - hundreds of pages of MS internal bulletins and reports.
  Sample Code - Source for all technical articles, books, publications, etc.
  White Papers - high level MS documents explaining new MS technologies.
  Specifications - Microsoft APIs including TAPI, Multimedia, OLE 2, Plug'n
      play, Unicode, Sockets, WOSA, EMS, DPMI, Digital Video, etc.
  Knowledge Base - Tens of thousands of bug fixes, documented errors, hints.
  Books and Periodicals - complete text of "Advanced Windows NT", "Inside OLE",
      "Inside Visual Basic", "MSDOS Programmers Reference", 3 years of MSJ
       magazine, Petzolds "Programming Windows 3.1", etc.
  Product Documentation - complete docs for ALL SDKs, DDKs, Applications,
      Languages, etc., including Windows NT.
  Product tools and Utilities - Resource toolkits, extra programs, etc.

All topics are searchable from the GUI user interface.  The code takes from 2
to 5 MB on your hard disk.  You need a CDROM drive that can be accessed from
windows.  The new front-end on Disk 8 is much faster than earlier versions!

If interested, please email "jls@csn.org" and perhaps leave your phone # and
best time to call.  I'm hard to reach by phone, but you can leave a message
at 484-8466. Thanks.

Jerry

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Jerome (Jerry) Schneider            UUCP:      {uunet}!csn!atglab!jls 
Aspen Technology Group              Domain:    jls@atg.com
PO Box 673  Ft. Collins, CO 80522   Phone/Fax: (303) 484-8466