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From: kdb@macaw.intercon.com (Kurt Baumann)
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Subject: Re: Obtaining MacTCP
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Date: 12 Dec 90 21:50:39 GMT
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In article <1$F^+V_@rpi.edu>, Garance_Drosehn@mts.rpi.edu (Garance Drosehn)
writes:
> If this is wrong, could someone correct me?  If you don't have MacTCP and 
> you want to use a product that requires MacTCP, how are you supposed to 
> obtain MacTCP?  With the product, or on your own from APDA?

No you are correct.  You can obtain site licenses from Apple.  Price varies
depending on who you are (commercial/university).  If you don't want site
licensing you can get one copy from APDA for about $85 or $100.

If you site license a product that MacTCP comes with you should/will become
site licensed for MacTCP as well.

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