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In article <9790@duke.cs.duke.edu> cds@duke.cs.duke.edu (Craig D. Singer) writes:
>
>I have received the Educomp catalog, and indeed, it does contain many disks
>of full-screen and full-page imagery.  Thanks to those of you who offered
>that advice.  However, Educomp's disks are $10 apiece, no small potatoes for
>public domain artwork (most of which, I would guess, was scanned and cleaned
>up by some industrious people).  The disks contain around half a dozen images
>each, which seems strange since if they are MacPaint files we're talking
>about less than half the storage space of a one-sided disk.  Not a lot for
>your ten bucks, I'd say.  Still, I might buy one or two since there seems to
>be no other alternative.
>
>Any further comments would be appreciated.
>
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Why don't you try and get in touch with BMUG, the Berkeley Macintosh
User Group. During my recent visit to the States, I purchased the
entire PD Disk set (containing 58 doublesided disk, costing $155 (!)),
which includes something like 7 disks containing pictures (and some
5 more containing graphics utilities). These pictures include some
very nice stuff and the price is amazingly low (less than $3 per ds disk!).

Althoug you're quite a long way away from Berkeley, it might be worth the call.
Tel# (415)- uhm. can't find the MacWorld June issue... It's in there,
somewhere on the 'tips' pages.

While I'm on the subject (?), I also bought The Macintosh Bible ($21)
while I was in San Francisco. I seldomly have seen such a useful book!
It contains lots of tips regarding Mac software, printer usage, general
tips, you name it, that book got it. Even tips in Word 3.0 (so pretty
up-to-date). The buyer is entitled to two updates (by sending a letter to
the publisher) that are free! Absolutely top value!

The Macintosh Bible
Goldstein and Blair
Written by Dale Coleman & Arthur Naiman

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