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>>Easily available everywhere?  Would you like to tell me how they are easily
>>available from a bulletin board here in Champaign-Urbana?
            ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

>1) Join your local User Group and get them from their floppy library.

>2) If (1) isn't an option, join BMUG, BCS, A.P.P.L.E. or any one of
>   half a dozen other national user groups and get them through THEIR
>   floppy libraries.

>3) If that isn't good enough, sign up for GENie, Delphi, or CompuServe and
>   get them from THEIR libraries.

>Two of those options don't even require a modem, too.

>Chuq Von Rospach			chuq@sun.COM		Delphi: CHUQ

>                                                Welcome to the Latrine Wall!
>                               What do you want to do, number 1 or number 2?

Try reading my original comment a little more carefully.  I didn't say that
I didn't have alternatives or that Usenet was the best (or even a good) way
to distribute this software.  I merely objected to the assumption that
everyone has access to BBSs with a wide variety of software.  (Our local
User Group has a pretty good library.  Of course, they get a large part of it
from either Usenet or INFO-MAC!)

Kurt W. Hirchert     National Center for Supercomputing Applications