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From: nyet@nntp-server.caltech.edu (n liu)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms.programmer,comp.os.msdos.programmer
Subject: Re: MS C 6.00a bug list
Message-ID: <1991Apr23.190707.16992@nntp-server.caltech.edu>
Date: 23 Apr 91 19:07:07 GMT
References: <8439@umd5.umd.edu> <1991Apr17.155411.204@webo.dg.com> <1991Apr19.133046.14394@druid.uucp> <71992@microsoft.UUCP>
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keithro@microsoft.UUCP (Keith ROWE) writes:

>In article <1991Apr17.155411.204@webo.dg.com> Bruce Kahn writes:
>>  MicroSoft has such a beast and if you call their tech support line they
>>will be glad to sell it to you (but not give it to you).  Its very anoying
>> [...]
>>products that I dont feel its nice for em to charge the ~$40-50 for the list
>>(that was the cost last time we checked here)...

>This is not true.   The bug list for MS C 6.0 is available from two sources:

>1)  OnLine - the Microsoft electronic support line.

>2)  CompuServe - in the Microsoft Languages forum.

>Both of these sources keep a full collection of all bug reports filed by
>the Microsoft support staff.    Look in the KnowledgeBase on either service
>for more details.

>While neither of these services is free, there is no additional charge to
>access the bug reports.

>I hope this helps,

Ok, fine. Now, let me guess. They're copyrighted such that i can give up any 
hope of seeing them posted here? Grand. If not, somebody surprise me.

Yes, I am a "cheap" starving student uninterested in either compuserve or
support line bbs's (only got 2400 baud) in Middleofnowhere USA.

Oh, but Prodigy, now THATS a fine service isn't it?
grr.