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From: bobd@hpuxa.ircc.ohio-state.edu (Bob DeBula)
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Subject: Re: Computer oriented clip art
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Date: 18 Oct 89 18:08:56 GMT
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Yes, I know an excellent source if you want to spend a little money.
It's "EPS Business Art" from T/Maker.  Make sure you get the business
art package not the general package & also make sure you get the EPS
version as the printer quality is pretty good on a LaswerWriter-IINT or NTX.
I've been using the images here at work & everyone seems pretty impressed.
A lot of goodies are included which I am even somewhat surprised at.
Some that spring to mind:

An IBM mainframe (actually looks like an IBM 3090)
A VAX
A NeXT
A Sun (looks like a 3/60)
A Mac-II
A PS/2
An IBM AT
A Mac/SE (and another image of an SE with a full page display)
A LaserWriter II
A IBM Laser Printer (probably a 3812)       
A communications controller (looks like an IBM 3725 or whatever it's successor)
Various flavors of floppy in one image

All in all the artwork is very well done & the dataprocessing field
seems to be well covered.


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