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From: ekalenda@cup.portal.com (Edward John Kalenda)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.programmer
Subject: Re: Austin Code Works
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Date: 20 Apr 91 04:59:11 GMT
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>Austin Code Works does seem pretty rude.  Perhaps a concerned/vindictive
>individual/organisation with some free time could maintain a listing of how
>to obtain each of their products for free via FTP or mailserver.  A listing
>in exact correspondence with their latest ads in magazines, prominently
>posted, would surely reduce their profits a bit.
>
>Don't look at me, though.

I might be interested in maintaining such a list on an Email basis (you
send a request for the list, I reply with the list). I'll post it's
availability once a month. Send me Email if you know anything that
applies.

In the meantime: does anybody know where I can get PC/IP which they
advertize as:

PC/IP (CMU/MIT TCP/IP for PCs; Ethernet, Appletalk & NETBIOS drivers,
        RVD, Clarkson drivers, Stan's NFS clone, Bdale mailer) .... $100

I suppose it's at CMU or MIT but only have email access to the net and
don't know how to use it to access FTP sites to get lists of available
software or the software itself. (Perhaps I'll include that info in the
listing mentioned above.)

Ed
ekalenda@cup.portal.com