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From: stone@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu (Glenn Stone)
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Subject: Re: $99 Quattro offer
Summary: An updated address!
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You may notice a recent posting in which I provided information on the
Borland educational discounts program.  I just found a more recent
brochure.  Ignore that post.  here is more recent information...

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

Information on the Scholar Program: 408-438-5300, press 2

write to  Educational Sales Dept.
          Borland Intl.
          1800 Green Hills Rd.
          P.O. Box 660001
          Scotts Valley, CA  95066-0001  

>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!  :-)

You're eligible if you're a teacher, administrator, student or staff at any
accredited HS or college in the country, and if you use their software for
evaluation, course text, in a lab, or as any part of your professional
responsibilities.  

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