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From: krowitz%richter@UMIX.CC.UMICH.EDU (David Krowitz)
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Subject: Re:  Mathematica/iWrite/WingZ for educational sites
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Date: 6 Jul 90 12:59:03 GMT
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We had a similar experience regarding Mathematica licenses. We do, however,
now have permanent licenses for all 6 of our DN2500's and DN3500's purchased
after Oct. 1989. Call Daniel Stih at Wolfram Research. He should have a list
of all workstations bought by educational institutions after 10/17/89, and
he will issue you passwords for each workstation he has in the database. If
Daniel is not available, you can try Zoe Penny, also at Wolfram.

If you find that your nodes are not in Wolfram's database, then call the
HP Educational Marketing office in Fort Collins. You want to speak to
Art Sward (303-229-6043) or Phil Farley (303-229-3500) about checking your
node ID's and getting them faxed over to Wolfram Research for entry into
Wolfram's list of valid educational nodes.


 -- David Krowitz

krowitz@richter.mit.edu   (18.83.0.109)
krowitz%richter.mit.edu@eddie.mit.edu
krowitz%richter.mit.edu@mitvma.bitnet
(in order of decreasing preference)


P.S. The phone number at Wolfram Research is 217-398-0700. My apologies in
     advance for any misspelled names.