pp63242@tut.fi (Pitk{nen Petri Tapio) (01/17/89)
There is a Public-domain Mahjong avaible from PC-SIG. It PC-SIG disk num- ber 614 ( or 641 I am not sure). So it shouldn't be too hard to get. Petri Pitkanen ( the letter a should have two dots on it) pp63242@tut.fi
mchin@homxc.UUCP (M.CHIN) (01/19/89)
From article <954@fuksi.tut.fi>, by pp63242@tut.fi (Pitk{nen Petri Tapio):
>
> There is a Public-domain Mahjong avaible from PC-SIG. It PC-SIG disk num-
> ber 614 ( or 641 I am not sure). So it shouldn't be too hard to get.
>
> Petri Pitkanen ( the letter a should have two dots on it)
> pp63242@tut.fi
Please don't mistake PC-SIG with Public domain. PC-SIG offers a service,
not a product. Most of PC-SIG's disks are shareware and follow the same
rules of shareware - i.e., you pay if you like it. PC-SIG does not pay for
you, they only sell a program collection service.
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