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In article <27272.275e25d3@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu> markv@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu writes:
[...]
>Commodore has two types of developer's programs.  Certified is $75 a
>year and gets you discounts on hardware, a subscription to AmigaMail,
>and access to pre-release versions of software for development and
>testing purposes.  (In the last year this has included 1.4/2.0 and
>TCP/IP software, and other stuff).  If I remember there is also a
>one-time registration fee of $50 the first time you register, but my
>memory is fuzzy.  No student discount, but the price is reasonable.
>(There is also a "Commercial" level that is $500 a year, gives a
>higher level of direct support, but is limited to firms with already
>released commercial products).
[...]

  Close.
  Commercial developers pay $450/year plus $50 startup.  Certified Developers
pay $50/year plus $25 startup.


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