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In article <51481@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu> <stovsky@cis.ohio-state.edu> writes:
>I recently received my Word 4.0 upgrade.  In the packet, there was a 
>coupon for an "educational" copy of SuperPaint 2.0 for $50.  I have a couple 
>of questions regarding this offer.
>
>First, is there any difference between the educational version and the 
>commercially available (i.e. full priced) verison?
>
>Second, does this offer include the manual, or is Silicon Beach pulling the
>same stunt as Microsoft (your "free" upgrade comes with no documentation.  Oh,
>you want to know how to use it?  For only $40 we'll sell you a manual!!)
>[etc.]

I believe that the upgrade coupon for SuperPaint2 that I got with my
commercial Word4 upgrade is also for $50.  I'd therefore assume that Silicon
Beach will send you the full package.  As a disclaimer, I'm doing this from
memory, and might be off a bit, but it was a 2 digit sum, and $50 sounds
right.  Also, I suppose it would be _possible_ (as opposed to likely) that
a company would send the full product to one group and a partial product to the
"educational" group for the same price; though I really doubt that SB would
do this.

-JimC
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