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From: akcs.joehorn@hpcvbbs.UUCP (Joseph K. Horn)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.handhelds
Subject: Re: HP 48SX: EduCALC Goodies Disk #2 !!
Message-ID: <27cb6782:2189.7comp.sys.handhelds;1@hpcvbbs.UUCP>
Date: 27 Feb 91 08:40:15 GMT
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Ken Rawlings asks if the EduCALC Goodies disks (1) are entirely public
domain stuff, and (2) can therefore be archived in an ftp site.

Ken and all: The EduCALC Goodies Disks (two now; #3 about half ready) are
entirely public domain OR shareware.  Everything on the disk may be
freely copied, provided of course that the credits and shareware notices
remain intact.  The disks even carry the message "Please give copies of
this disk to all your friends!"

The disks are sold for the cost of production, shipping, catalog space
costs, etc.  No profit is made by EduCALC, and I have given them two
disks (#1 and #2), and received two disks back.  The more copies of these
disks get "pirated", the better!  I refuse to put stuff on them when the
authors include documentations that says "This software may be copied
freely but not used for commercial purposes."  Only things clearly in the
public domain, and things with clear shareware instructions, (and which I
consider to be "goodies"), wind up on the Goodies disks.

If you get copies and post their contents all over the place, I thank
you, because I'd like to but can't.

-- Joseph K. Horn -- Peripheral Vision, Ltd. --