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Mike wrote:
> 
> jgodek@northcoast.com wrote:
> 
> > I have a brand new copy of Visual Basic 4 (Professional) on CD complete with
> >manuals and registration cards.  Designed to write windows apps for NT, 95 and
> >3.11.  Retails for $400 or so.
> >
> >I'm looking to trade for either 16megs of ram (either 4 4meg 30 pin or 2 8 meg
> >72 pin) or for a DX4-100 or faster CPU, mother board and 8 megs ram.
> 
> Good luck, 'cause you'll be looking for a while.  I can get VB4 Pro
> full version for $121.

I notice .edu in your reply address. Assuming you are a student & did 
indeed get VB4Pro for $121, I also assume you got the software through 
an educational institution's bookstore or software vendor. I recently 
also purchased VB4.0Pro at my university's PC store for $114.

HOWEVER, this is an educational discount price, only available to people 
with valid student IDs. Assumedly, the poster of the original message 
purchased his copy retail, and there are probably many others who are 
likewise restricted to paying retail.

Possibly, somebody may be interested in the proposed offer.

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