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From: Chris Morgan <mihalis@ix.netcom.com>
Subject: Re: Three cheers for free CD-ROMS!
Date: 1997/11/02
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I can testify that John's CD is fantastic. I find the Walnut Creek
CD-ROM to be a mix of the latest and greatest and a _lot_ of old
obsolete junk. It is the ultimate resource but you need to spend time
sifting the wheat from the chaff. On John's disc he has spent that
time for you.

Windows95 is pretty much essential however (a surprising hurdle at my
last place, almost no serious Ada people had made the move yet).

Chris

(p.s. keep it to yourself, but my copy at least had shareware Doom on
it as well).
-- 
 	"everything remotely enjoyable turns out to be 
 	 powerfully addictive and expensive and bad for you"
						- Lizzy Bryant