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Date: Fri, 31 Jul 1998 17:20:18
To: Brett Neely <bneely AT cdrom DOT com>
From: Ralph Proctor <ralphgpr AT shadow DOT net>
Subject: Re: DJGPP CDROM released by Walnut Creek CDROM
Cc: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
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At 11:01 AM 7/31/98 -0700, you wrote:
>Walnut Creek CDROM proudly announces the release of our DJGPP Development
>System CDROM. 
>
>This CDROM features version 2.01 of DJGPP, which is based on GNU gcc
>2.8.1.  We have included some example source code packages to get you
>started.  The disc has a ready-to-run feature, enabling you to use DJGPP
>directly from the CDROM.  Want a customized configuration and improved
>speed performance?  Use the install program to install DJGPP to your hard
>drive.
>
>The DJGPP Development System CDROM is shipping now and costs $39.95.
>
>Web: http://www.cdrom.com (Go to the "Programming" section)

>Brett Neely   -   bneely AT cdrom DOT com
>Walnut Creek CDROM Tech Department

Mr. Neely: Just today I was hoping I could port all my DJGPP installation
over to my daughter's house on her super-dooper Win 95 with 266 MHz and 2.6
gigahertz drive (sheesh!! I have nothing so fine) so that I can have
something do do when I am babysitting. Your CD is an answer. But would you
mind listing just what programs are on the CD--I don't mean every single
file--but how far does it go? I've got not only the basics but a lot of
good stuff.

Just list the zips or equivalent names so I'll know what is on the CD.

Thanks,

Ralph