Re: Where to buy CD/ROMs?

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From: James Preston
Date: Tue, 03 Nov 1992 22:53

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schliep@bach.udel.edu (Alexander Schliep) writes:

}I would like to get recommendations for cheap sources for CD/ROMs.

}In particular i am looking for Groliers Encyclopedia. MacsSomething
}a Mailorder placs wants $ 249 for it? Is this a good price?

Forget that.  MacWarehouse has it in a bundle with the ToolWorks atlas
(which is pretty worthless, by the way), and The Timelines of History,
all for $100.  And it's the brand new version of the Encyclopedia which
includes some QuickTime movies and animations.

--James Preston

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From: jsp@uts.amdahl.com (James Preston)
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Subject: Re: Where to buy CD/ROMs?
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