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Article #3299Re: Programming Windows Companion Disk
From: fred jarvis
Date: Wed, 19 Jun 1991 03:51
Date: Wed, 19 Jun 1991 03:51
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greg@turbo.atl.ga.us (Greg Montgomery) writes: > Is the disk for Programming Windows, Second Edition by Petzold > copyrighted and not supposed to be copied? I was thinking about getting > it, but $30 for a disk with nothing but source code listings already in > the book is an awful lot of money, so if its possible to get it > somewhere else (i.e. - anon uucp, etc.), I would much rather do that. > However, if I'm not supposed to do that, I'll try to order it... > Thanks.. I'm sure it's copyrighted. Try typing in that "nothing but source" from a 944 page book & see if it's worth $30 to you. Also, many of the examples are genuinely interesting a/o useful.
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