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comp.os.msdos.programmer FAQ diff 4 of 4

#886
From: Stan Brown
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1992 00:24
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Last-modified: 22 August 1992


Please see part 1 for explanations.

- 12>Last-modified: 19 July 1992
+ 12>Last-modified: 22 August 1992

-260>    versions that have been called 2.0 are actually hacked versions of
-261>    that beta-test version and are completely unauthorized.
+261>    versions that have been called 2.0, 2.01, or 2.2 are at best hacked
+262>    versions of that beta-test version and at worst trojans that trash
+263>    your hard disk.
+265>    By the way, if you're attempting to register a shareware copy of
+266>    PKZIP 1.1, be aware that PKWARE's address has changed.  The current
+267>    address, according to a CIAC (ciac@llnl.gov) bulletin, is
+269>        PKWARE Inc.
+270>        9025 N. Deerwood Drive
+271>        Brown Deer, WI 53223 USA
+272>        Voice: +1 414 354-8699    BBS: +1 414 354-8670

-328>QB05. What's in Borland C++ 3.0, Turbo C++ 3.0, Application Frameworks?
-330>    BC++ 3.1 is now the current version; this information on 3.0 will be
-331>    removed from the next FAQ list (replaced, I hope, with 3.1 info).
-333>    Send mail to bc30-info@borland.com.  The mail server will ignore the
-334>    subject and text of your message and will email a text file about
-335>    Borland's family of C and C++ compilers to the reply-to address in
-336>    your message.  The file includes features, list prices, and upgrade
-337>    prices.

-363>    inter30a.zip, inter30b.zip, and inter30c.zip.  At Simtel it's in
-364>    PD1:<MSDOS.INFO>INTER30A.ZIP, INTER30B.ZIP and INTER30B.ZIP.  At
-365>    garbo it's in /pc/programming/inter30a.zip, inter30b.zip, and
-366>    inter30c.zip.  These versions were uploaded in late April 1992;
+363>    inter31a.zip, inter31b.zip, and inter31c.zip.  At Simtel it's in
+364>    PD1:<MSDOS.INFO>INTER31A.ZIP, INTER31B.ZIP and INTER31B.ZIP.  At
+365>    garbo it's in /pc/programming/inter31a.zip, inter31b.zip, and
+366>    inter31c.zip.  These versions were uploaded in late July 1992;

-397>    (18.72.1.58) in files with names like
+397>    [18.172.1.27] in files with names like

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Stan Brown, Oak Road Systems                      brown@Ncoast.ORG
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