#Best CD-ROM titles
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If you want to know a little about what is going on with the Federal
Government, feel free to contact us. We are doing a small number of CD's for
the Department of Defense.
We are working with a company who is doing the same for many other government
agencies.
– Daniel Mintz
WJ Culver Consulting Inc
8500 Leesburg Pike – Suite 402
Vienna VA 22182
(703) 893-1030
1011/fax
Daniel:
I'd appreciate it if you could put me onto a list of these gov't titles from
your company or your partner, if they are publicly available. My goal is a
growing list of titles of this sort, and gov't discs are rarely publicized.
Feel free to either post it or just send it to me by e-mail.
Best – Rich
I'll be glad to provide any information you would like.
What information would you like?
Title Government Agency + contact Producing Company + contact Access engine
This kind of thing? More? Less?
– Dan
Dan:
Any and all the info you mentioned would be great! When I create directories I
try to think "What would I need to know to understand what it is and how to
acquire it." At least that's what I shoot for <g>.
Anything you can share will be appreciated!
Best – Rich
Hi! Dan,
Thought I would send you a blip on CD Rom titles or lac thereof. Anyway, if
your company is into building them, there are many many different things that
would interest the growing base of hackers and cdromers… as an example:
Do it yourselfers in such thingsas
1. Woodworking and supplies catalogs
2. Automotive…Theory of Internal combustion engines and how to trouble shoot
them. or something on the order of service manuals for a particular model
3. Automotive service bulletins
4. Boat engines etc:
5. Electronic News on such things as Consumer electronics/VideoCam's etc;
6. How to build a house or home repairs
7. Projects and plans on furnature/outdoor stuff …would be nice to print
the plans from a picture as needed…
I could go on and on but hope you see what I am driving at. Maybe I am too far
ahead of the development cycle on CDrom technology but the many things that
could be done with it havent even been scratched as yet or as I can find…
Good Luck,
Mike T