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From: Derek Suzuki
Date: Wed, 07 Oct 1992 06:44

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	Hello all.  I'm wondering just how open the DAP is.  What do
I have to do to get in?  I really do plan on developing software, but
in the past I've found it hard to deal with IBM as a non-corporate
individual.  Also, I know the number has been posted a few times, but
could someone send it to me again?
	A couple of reports on the contents of the developers' CD-ROM
say it includes TCP/IP.  Is this just the base product or does it include
NFS, X, and the libraries?  Can the CD be read by a DOS system for
transfer to floppies?
	Thanks for any help.

	Derek Suzuki

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From: drkszk@ocf.berkeley.edu (Derek Suzuki)
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Subject: Developers' Assistance Program
Date: 7 Oct 1992 06:44:49 GMT
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Keywords: DAP CD