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From: leo@hoss.unl.edu (Leo Chouinard)
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Subject: Re: $99 Quattro offer
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Date: 7 Sep 90 18:22:29 GMT
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In <1990Sep1.201326.13797@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu> stone@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu (Glenn Stone) writes:

> ...
>The academic price is cheaper yet: $69.  Contact their educational
>division.  They have fantastic academic discounts on all their products
>(if I remember correctly, we got Paradox for $79!).

Interesting.  I might be interested in obtaining Quattro Pro, and I might
be able to interest my department.  Two questions:

1)  Does anyone have a direct address/phone number for Borland's
educational division?

2)  What are Borland's policies on educational discounts?  Does it have
to be an institutional purchase, or do individuals (faculty/students)
qualify for those discounts?  (Sorry, I guess that's three questions!  :-)