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From: H. David Bonnett
Date: Tue, 10 Mar 1992 19:34
Date: Tue, 10 Mar 1992 19:34
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I am looking for someone with access to a CD-ROM drive on VMS
who is willing to allow me to attempt to read a disc. I need
to confirm that a CD I just compiled is actually usable on
VMS, since I told people "Sure, No Problem..." Anywhere in
the area is fine; I expect to need no more than 1/2 hour
of time to check everything out.
Please e-mail/call if you can make me a happy camper..
-dave bonnett- Center for Seismic Studies; Arlington, VA
bonnett@seismo.css.gov : (703) 276-7900
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