RE: Bits are Bits
-----Original Message----- From: Steve Bryan [SMTP:sbryan@vendorsystems.com] [...] But I have not yet seen CD-ROMs for rent or even available to check out for home use from the public library. [...] [forgive the lame quoting format - I'm using a Microsoft product.]
I was in my town library yesterday, and they were loaning CDROMs. I was in a hurry, so did not check the details. At least one was made by National Geographic. (BTW: You can get the *entire* *run* of NG on CDROM, which I think is pretty neat.) Peter Trei
-----Original Message----- From: Steve Bryan [SMTP:sbryan@vendorsystems.com] [...] But I have not yet seen CD-ROMs for rent or even available to check out for home use from the public library. [...] [forgive the lame quoting format - I'm using a Microsoft product.]
I was in my town library yesterday, and they were loaning CDROMs. I was in a hurry, so did not check the details. At least one was made by National Geographic. (BTW: You can get the *entire* *run* of NG on CDROM, which I think is pretty neat.)
Peter Trei
They have CD-ROM's at our local public library but only for use at the library. It isn't possible to check them out for use at home. I don't know if this is a legal issue or just a matter of policy but it is annoying. Steve Bryan Vendorsystems International email: sbryan@vendorsystems.com icq: 5263678 pgp fingerprint: D758 183C 8B79 B28E 6D4C 2653 E476 82E6 DA7C 9AC5
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