Sept. TechNotes

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2 total messages Started by Jason Haines Wed, 15 Oct 1986 02:54

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Author: Jason Haines
Date: Wed, 15 Oct 1986 02:54

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Could someone please post the Sept. TechNotes to USENET??

Thanks in advance,
		Jason Haines

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Re: Sept. TechNotes

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Author: Werner Uhrig
Date: Thu, 16 Oct 1986 19:23

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In article <189@runx.OZ>, baron@runx.OZ (Jason Haines) writes:
 
> Could someone please post the Sept. TechNotes to USENET??

wouldn't it be a lot better idea to have someone in Australia post this data
with limited local distribution (if you can call a continent, i.e. Australia
"local") ??  some developers there must be getting the stuff on disk, I would
imagine, else it's about time to join APDA ...

if nothing else, I'd be perfectly happy to send a floppy myself, without
requesting a disk or a SASE, or anything in return.  Maybe a "thank you;
the disk arrived" on a postcard with some of your weird animals ....(-:
(some of my best friends are .... oh, well... )

...you'd expect the latter courtesy is automatic - not when I sent a disk to
"Down Under" last year .... not even a net-Email message .... but I won't
let that deter me from doing it again ....

BTW, unless the news is shipped to Australia "free" on some company's or
government's dedicated line (I believe there are ARPA-hosts there, and folks
there might be routinely getting the stuff from the SUMEX-archives anyway ??!!)
it might be cheaper for you to direct-dial and download those files from some
US-BBS at 2400baud ... but my offer of a "free" disk still stands ...

	Cheers,		---Werner

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