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From: quarles@PANIC.BERKELEY.EDU (Tom Quarles)
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Subject: Re: SPICE 3B1
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Date: Wed, 9-Sep-87 21:13:00 EDT
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>    Spice 3B1 is available from UC Berkeley for $150.  The EE Dept. at 
> Washington State University (where?? :-) ) purchased it just before I left.
> It comes on any of three media, IBM-PC compatible floppies, 9-track tape, 
> and cartridge tape (I think).
>    Sorry, but I don't have the exact address or person to contact, but I'm
> sure someone in the EECS Dept. will be able to help.

				Rick Klaus      hplabs!hpvcla!rickk

SPICE3B1 is available from the EECS department at U. C. Berkely
in 4 formats:
	1 600' 1600 BPI 9 track Unix 'tar' format magtape
	2 2400' 1600 BPI 9 track ANSI standard (VMS 'copy') format magtapes
	5 High-Density (1.2M) IBM PC/AT compatible floppies
	20 Double-sided, Double-density (360K) IBM PC compatible floppies
All 4 formats contain EXACTLY the same data, not different versions of
the program, so you can order whichever media/format is most convenient
and copy it between machines.  No other formats are available, and it
is not available for FTP.  The distribution includes printed copies of
all the documentation and installation instructions.  There is a charge
(currently $150) for media, documentation, shipping, and handling, the
program itself is free.

For further information or to order the program, contact:
	Cindy Manly
	Industrial Liason Program
	479 Cory Hall
	U. C. Berkeley
	Berkeley, Ca.   94720
	(415) 643-6687



Tom Quarles
quarles@cad.berkeley.edu