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Hello,

All the below items are available immediately. I will consider reasonable
offers, especially when marked OBO.  You pay shipping if it is needed.  I'll
consider a price break if you buy more than one item.  Feel free to send me
questions on these via e-mail.  Ideally, I'd prefer to have you come pick
these up, since I'm generally car-less and would prefer to avoid the hassle,
risk, etc. of shipping.  But of course, I am more than willing to ship if need
be, especially with the less bulky items.

			HARDWARE

NEW: Micron EDO DRAM: Two 1x32 (4 MB, non-parity) 60 ns, premium 72-pin
tin-leaded SIMMs.  These came shipped with my Gateway pentium and are just
two months old.  Since they are 60ns EDO, they will take maximum advantage of
any triton-based motherboard running up through 133 mHz (i.e., it will handle
a 66 mHz memory-to-processor bus speed.)

They wanted $360 for 2 of these, which I think is a little high, esp now.
I'll sell them both, together, for $275 _if_ you can come pick them up.

2 Samsung 2x36 (8 MB, WITH PARITY) 70 ns, fast-page (non-edo) 72-pin
tin-leaded SIMMs. Pulled late this summer from a 133 mhz Pentium, I will sell
these both, as a set, for $460 _if_ you can come pick them up.  


[NOTE: The reason these SIMMs are not priced much below market value is
because unlike the other products I'm posting, my wife and I can and are still
using them, and don't want to sell them unless I can get a decent price for
them. Thanks.]

                                SOFTWARE

These titles come complete with full documentation, and they are 
fully licensed and in excellent condition.

Partition Magic for OS/2 and DOS, version 1.04	$49

This is a great piece of software, fully licensed, that lets you resize your
hard drive partitions in DOS or OS/2 without reformatting.  Also lets you
perform a wide variety of disk maintenance tasks.  I'm selling it only because
I have a second package.  Probably the most useful software I bought in the
last year.

Pagekeeper 2.0		$80

From Caere, the most recent version of the document-management software for
windows 3.1 and win 95 that won all the awards earlier this year.  This
edition comes with a full, regular (i.e. non-academic) license.


PC Dos 7 upgrade edition on 3.5" disks.		$45 OBO

Just purchased last month.  A great version of DOS-- I'm selling only because
I'm no longer booting straight DOS.  Has many great utilities, including
Stacker 4.0 and excellent backup software integrated into the OS.  Uses less
memory than any MS DOS variety.  Upgrades over any DOS version 3.3 or later.


Perfect Office Professional:  3.5" Educational version          $140 OBO

A great, unregistered,  software suite for windows 3.1 and win95.  I like it a
lot, but just decided it was more than I needed (I mainly just use
wordperfect).  Unlike others advertised on the net, it is the FULL version
with PRINTED manuals.  Only catch that the license is designated for
"educational" use.  Comes with Word Perfect 6.1, Quattro Pro 6.0, Paradox 5.0,
AppWare (on a CD-Rom, as do all copies of this program), Info Central (a PIM),
Presentations 3.0, Groupwise, and Envoy.  Since this is current, I'm just
trying to recoup close to what I paid for it at the cheapest price I could
find (after some hunting)-- $174.
(It's a big, bulky, 12 lb box, so it will cost a few $ to ship.)

WinFax Pro 4.0, New and unregistered:		$35 OBO

This is the most recent version of the best fax software for windows.  It is
brand new, and I have not registered it--while the disks are open, all docs,
etc. are intact.

Commworks for Windows 1.0a  $20 OBO

This software has full-featured fax, terminal, and lap link modules, and
comes with a "Quick Start and Reference" guide.

PC Mag CD Roms:

Spring 1995 (vol 3, #1.)  contains complete text of all
PC Mags from Jan 94 through Jan 95, plus electronic publishing and  internet
access software, multimedia programs and demos, etc. etc.   

Summer 1995 (vol 3, #2.)  Complete text from 4/94 through 5/16/95.  Also, a
nice Windows 95 preview/demos, lots of software, etc. etc.

Fall 1995 (vol 3, #3) text from 8/94-9/14/95.   Reviews of many games and
products.


$12 each; $22 for both, $32 for all 3.  Or you may choose one of these for
free if you purchase $100 or more worth of other items.

I also have these other titles for sale.  These are older and harder to sell;
if you purchase something else for $60 or more, I'll throw in your choice
_free._

  PC Tools for Windows 1.0  $20 OBO
  Quattro Pro for Dos 4.0    $20 OBO
  Quicken 2.0 for Windows  $8 OBO
  Double Disk 2.6 (verisoft)- (compress, defrag, etc. b4 Dos 6)  $20 OBO
  Publisher's Powerpack 2.0 (Dos/Win Font/Graphics Pak)  $15 OBO
  Kiplinger's Simply Money for Windows 1.0  $10 OBO


                                BOOKS

_Using the Internet_, special edition, 2d ed, Que       $30 OBO

Published in '95, this is a comprehensive, 1200+ page title geared at getting 
windows users up on the Internet using the most sophisticated software 
available.  Comes with a very nice CD-Rom.

 _Using WordPerfect 5_, $6 OBO

covers version 5 for Dos, excellent condition, by Que.  Old but handy
if you use the software.

 _The Whole Internet_, Ed Krol,         $15 OBO

Like new condition, May 1993 printing.  Purchased from Seminary
Co-op last year for $25.  A very informative internet book.



		ODDS AND ENDS

Plastic Floppy diskette case, with dividers and locks, snap-together/
collapsible, holds 200 3 1/2 floppies, $9 OBO.

1 unopened case of 50 premium, pre-formatted, blank 3 1/2 " 1.44 MB disks.
These are unused, colored black, and shrink-wrapped.  I also have matching
labels in 5 different colors that I'll throw in free.	$25 OBO.


Thanks for browsing through these.  Hope you see something you like.


                        STUFF I'D CONSIDER BARTERING FOR
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2-4    8 or 4 MB Tin-lead, 72-pin SIMMs--ideally 60ns EDO, but FPM is a
possibility too. 

Quality CD Rom software that you'd like to get rid of--in particular, the
_most recent_ editions of: 

Monty Python's Complete Waste of Time
Microsoft's  Arcade 
Blockbuster movie disk 


Note:  Unless indicated in a separate post, I _do not_ want to pay cash
(alone, anyway) for these items at this time.


Final Note:  I have posted variations of this ad before, but in case you were
wondering, I'm NOT running a business.  I'm just a U. of Chicago grad student
who has some extra computer stuff that I'd like to convert to cash.  FWIW,
I've had VERY good experiences so far with those of you I've done business
with, locally and otherwise.  If you have a constructive suggestion on how I
could make this posting more helpful, feel free to let me know.  Thanks.


And thanks for reading this post.  Hope you see something you like.

Regards,

Dave
Dave Hanson                
drh4@midway.uchicago.edu
http://student-www.uchicago.edu/users/drh4/index.htm