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Newsgroups: net.micro.atari
Subject: Re: ST Public Domain Software Library
Message-ID: <8602131302.AA17351@Onion.Cs.Reading.AC.UK>
Date: Thu, 13-Feb-86 08:02:04 EST
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Posted: Thu Feb 13 08:02:04 1986
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Keith:
        Read your posting about ST software in net.micro.
atari.
        Reading the atari info in the newsgroup can be very
disheartening for someone in the UK. You are lucky to get
a functioning ST here, let alone all the added extras and
software that you people from the US talk about!
        However, I've got an ST, with limited sofware
(database, word processor etc) but no compilers etc as they
are still rare. Anyway, your public domain software such as
desk utilities and applications sounds as though it could
brighten my machine up no end. Would it be possible to
get (compiled or BASIC) software from you here in UK?
As I said, things are basic here, so it would have to
be single sided discs.
        If you think you can help, send me some info
on prices etc.

                Thanks,
                        Steve Marsh.
  scm@onion.cs.reading.uk