gibsond@auc.UUCP (Daniel Gibson ) (11/24/87)
I wish to aquire some of the public domain sources out there for the macintosh but as a lowly leaf we here for what ever the reason cannot just "ftp" and enjoy these wonderous things. I also do not posses a modem....I am saving up so I can upgrade my 512k. How do I get these sources? Also what is the best upgrade price out there?-who has it? What is the trade in value of a 512k??????? Thank-you, Daniel Gibson -- Dan G.
kraut@ut-ngp.UUCP (Werner Uhrig) (11/27/87)
In article <32159@auc.UUCP>, gibsond@auc.UUCP (Daniel Gibson ) writes: > I wish to aquire some of the public domain sources out there ... > cannot just "ftp" and enjoy these wonderous things. best way to keep informed and get your PD-software nicely organized and documented is to join your local or a national users-group, like the one in Boston, Berkeley, NY, DC, ... just to name a few good ones ... the time spent on FTPing and downloading should be worth more to you than the cost of membership and club-disks .... mine is, anyway ... BTW, regarding the recent comments on how worthless MacWorld, MacUser, etc really are, the newsletters and other publications available from user-groups are really worth considering as substitute-reading ... -- werner@rascal.ics.utexas.edu (prefered address) kraut@ut-ngp.uucp (if you must)