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From: Jan Willem de Bruijn <dutnak2!jwdb@relay.eu.net>
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Subject: Re: FredFish Xref & ARP ManPages
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In-Reply-To: <1738@nigel.udel.EDU>; from "Jerry Whitman" at Oct 16, 89 2:46 am
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> 
> BTW, as a token of my appreciation to this group I have constructed a
> PD X-Ref of all the programs available in the Fred Fish library through
> FF250.  It is alphabetized and gives version numbers where available.
> 
> It also includes all the CUCUG disks that are at UIHUB (assuming that
> you can get connected).  The listing is about 80K.  If anyone is 
> interested I can zoo and uuencode it and e-mail to those who ask.
> 
> Regards, Jerry
> 
> 
Yes I'm very much interested in such a comprehensive reference,
as I'm the lucky owner of an Amiga,
who just got luckier by the acquisition a modem to transfer software
between my home and the computer at my work, where I can receive
programs from mail_servers.
(I'm not that lucky that I can ftp to the US :-) .)
I'd very much like to know what exactly is available in the Public Domain.

Thanks in advance,


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Seismics & Acoustics                             jwdb@dutnak0.tudelft.nl
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