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In article <7248@goofy.Apple.COM> chewy@apple.com (Paul Snively) writes:
>Huh?  Being an Apple Partner costs $600/year, and gets you really good 
>hardware discounts, access to MacDTS, access to events like the annual 
>Spring Developers' Conference, and developer mailings, which include 
>things like the CD.

	Unless of course you happen to be a UK Developer ($960 a year)
and then you get hardware at more than the US list price, access to
Apple UK DTS who know nothing about anything and a chance to be told
over the phone (if you can get through or get your calls returned) that
Phil and Dave CDs are not going to be made available to UK Developers
and no we aren't going to ship the 'Develop' CD series. :-(

>The CD-ROM drive, last I looked, was less costly than, say, Toshiba's.

	Not in this country even with the 'generous' developer discount
:-(
		Tony



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Tony Cunningham, Edinburgh University Computing Service. erci18@castle.ed.ac.uk

	Yuppies think I'm a wino 'cos I seem to have no class,
	Girls think I'm perverted 'cos I watch them as they pass.