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jon@afs.com writes
> In article <1992Sep6.061134.3715@cubetech.com> andrew@cubetech.com (Andrew  
> Loewenstern) writes:
> > I don't want to nit-pick, flame, or offend anyone with a tight budget
> > (mine is tight as well), but isn't it a little bit of a waste of your
> > time (as a professional developer) to try and get developer pricing on
> > an $11 catalogue that's really only useful for developers anyway??
> > You do say that you believe in paying for objects if it will save you
> > time.  This leads me to believe that your time is valuable to you...
> > 
> > I mean, I would go through all sorts of contortions to mabe sure I got
> > my developer pricing on a $7,000 computer, but on an $11 catalogue?
> 
> Psst.
> Hey, buddy.
> Over here.
> 
> I think he means developer discounts on the stuff _IN_ the Objectware  
catalog.  
> :)
> 
> Which is still pointless because only developers will want to buy them.
> 

	Also, Next isn't selling the objects.... It is a set of pointers to  
what is available, from who, and how to contact them.

	
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