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From: Dane Spearing
Date: Sat, 11 Nov 1989 00:39

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There have been a number of queries recently here about where one can 
find various programs (shareware, freeware, demos, old comp.binares.mac
stuff).  One of the largest archives of such Macintosh software is
on a computer at Stanford called "sumex-aim.stanford.edu"
which is accessable via anonymous FTP over internet.  The software
is in a directory entitled "info-mac".  Additional information
about sumex, and how to get stuff out is available in the help
subdirectories under this info-mac directory. Just thought you all
might like to know. . .

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|Dane Spearing                      | The opinions herein are mine, all   |
|INTERNET: dane@denali.stanford.edu | mine, and nobody elses.  :p         |
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From: dane@denali.stanford.edu (Dane Spearing)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Software Archives
Summary: Where to find that elusive sharware program
Keywords: sumex, archives
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Date: 11 Nov 89 00:39:18 GMT
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