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In <1993Jan23.065255.28542@cronkite.ocis.temple.edu> georged@astro.ocis.temple.edu (MR.BREEZE) writes:

>Dear Sirs,

>I would like to address some questions about the use of Internet.

>Our publishing company is a NON PROFIT organization and belongs to 
>Temple University, Philadelphia PA. I would like to know if due to the nature
>of our organizatio(non-profit) we would be able to promote our publications
>in the internet by posting our releases to different newsgroups(according
>to the area of interest always) or by posting part of our sales brochures 
>and/or catalog or even accepting e-mail orders.

If you are going to make postings like this, do it once only, and make
it more informational than sales:  look at the O'Reilly postings that
occasionally are posting: the books are relevant to the newsgroup(s), 
the postings are short (less than 100 lines) and relevant (no
sales-speak).

-- 
Ken Bibb                "And something is cracking, I don't know where
kbibb@qualcomm.com	 Ice on the sidewalk, Brittle branches in the air"
jester@crash.cts.com    	--"Cracking", Suzanne Vega