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From: Joe Angell <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: Getting Floppies for
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> This would be fine except for the fact that there are *no* floppies at
> all. I thought that it was well known that NewTek was only selling it on
> CD (even the Amiga version IINM)?

IINM?

> (ok, ok..... If I'm Not Mistaken)

Aaaaahhhh..... :)

Really?  No disks?  Wow... I'm thinking of the Intel PR, I guess... whoa,
not a single disk.  I think LW Amiga will still have disks -- even the VT
4.0 and Flyer will be available with floppies (for an extra $50).  I
guess NewTek is going to make buying CD-ROMs about as important as the
TBC for the Toaster. :)

-- Joe
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