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This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.

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Look! Microfiche! Message #35944
From: Bill Brandon CDROM Forum · CD ROM Production January 5, 1993 8:56 AM
If nothing else, you can use the "GO ASCII" command and save the reply with a new subject line appended. I sure thought that CIM would let you change the subject, though. I'll have to boot it up and try it. Bill
#35135 CD Rom Help! Message #35240
From: Bill Brandon CDROM Forum · General December 29, 1992 8:24 AM
OK, I'll bite. What do you consider cheap? To me, if I get useful information that helps me solve business problems, and the cost of the information is less than the cost of the problem, the information cost is cheap. I never said ZIFFNET was free. Bill
From: Bill Brandon CDROM Forum · Drives/Hardware December 29, 1992 8:21 AM
You can unzip text files to your heart's content, Tony. I don't know what will happen when you try to unzip programs – they will probably unzip ok, but they won't run. TG> you IBMers Gee, I hope you were smiling when you said that. When I was an independent…
From: Bill Brandon CDROM Forum · Drives/Hardware December 26, 1992 10:02 PM
Use the Mac File Finder. With the keyword UNZIP, you get nine different programs listed from one forum or another, each of which has something to do with unzipping text files on the Mac, about half of which will actually do the unzipping. Check out UZ102C.SIT in the MACSYS Utilities…
#34945 #CD Rom Help! Message #34982
From: Bill Brandon CDROM Forum · General December 26, 1992 9:54 PM
There is a very useful Buyer's Guide on the ZiffNet. It contains a great deal of technical information, help for CD-ROM buyers, and reviews of many CD-ROM players. Of course, you do have to join ZiffNet (cheap) and pay for the Guide (about $15, I think). Bill
Help with TDI Message #40306
From: Bill Brandon Amiga User Forum · Business Apps November 11, 1991 7:54 PM
As the Manager, Employee Development for my company, I am considering making a recommendation that we use more Technology-Delivered Instruction (TDI), beginning next year. We are now using Phoenix to deliver training to 1400 employees in three states at mainframe terminals, in addition to classroom and self-administered (text and audio-tape…