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From: hansel@engcon.marshall.ltv.com (KLHANSEL)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.misc,comp.sys.mac.wanted
Subject: SoftPC For Sale - PRICE REDUCED
Message-ID: <845@engcon.marshall.ltv.com>
Date: 24 Jan 91 19:23:44 GMT
Reply-To: hansel@engcon.UUCP (KLHANSEL)
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Organization: LTV MEG, Dallas, TX
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I recently posted the following offer:


>Two weeks ago I bought a copy of SoftPC (version 1.3) so that my wife 
>could do her Lotus 123 work at home on our Mac IIsi.  As of last week, 
>my wife's responsibilities have changed at work and she does not use
>123 anymore.  Since I bought SoftPC to support her, I no longer need it.

>$195 (plus shipping) gets you all the original disks and the manual as 
>well as the unused registration card.  This stuff has only been out of 
>the box for two weeks.  

>As for the SoftPC emulation, it works perfectly on my IIsi.  I've run 
>Lotus 123 and Norton Utilities with no problems whatsoever.  Insignia
>has done a great job with this one and I'd keep it if I needed it.

>For reference, SoftPC retails for $399 and the going mail order price
>is $245 (that's what I got it for).  I'm asking $195 plus shipping.


I had a few inquiries, but it didn't sell at my asking price.  So....

I've reduced the price of SoftPC to $165 and I pay shipping - that's
$80 less than you can get it from the mail order houses.  Keep in 
mind that SoftPC performs XT/CGA emulation (which suited my needs
just fine).  If you need AT or EGA emulation, you'll also need to 
buy the AT/EGA module (mail order price of about $125).

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Kevin Hansel                             engcon!hansel@uunet.UU.NET
                                   or    hansel@engcon.UUCP