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From: trantow@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (Jerry J Trantow)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Fred Fish on CDROM....now being advertised
Keywords: CDROM  FredFish  Amiga
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Date: 5 Sep 90 13:26:05 GMT
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In article <455@hal.CSS.GOV> stevem@hal.CSS.GOV (Steve Masters) writes:
>On p.43 of the October AmigaWorld is an ad from Xetec for an Amiga CD-ROM system.
>As part of the ad, they say they will include with the system a CD-ROM with the
>Fred Fish library through #360.
>
>
According to MacUser, March 90
" the first standard is High Sierra, named for a hotel in the California ski
country north of Lake Tahoe where the standardization meetings were held.  The
second standard, ISO 9660 is a slightly modified version of High Sierra that 
was established by the International Standards Organization."

From this, I would assume that the Fish disk,(didn't they use a snappy name?)
will be readable on just about any CD Rom drive including Macs and IBMs.

Do they give any other details such as price and which drive mechanism is used?

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